Folks, I\'m building a pretty standard workflow that I want exposed via a WCF endpoint - I\'m using the \"WCF Service Application\" project template and I\'ve got a .xamlx service. This is a very simp
I am responsible for a team of developers who will are about to start development of a light weight insurance claims system. The system involves a lot of manual tasks and business workflows and we are
I have a website that will host many Windows Workflow 4 flowcharts and I\'d like to allow an end user to 开发者_JS百科double click a workflow and then launch the Workflow designer (installed as click
There is a question that references the old, buggy 3.5 version here.This question is regarding the WF that comes with .NET 4.
Is WF 4.0 available for Visual Studio 2010 Express开发者_StackOverflow?I installed VS2010 Express and I am confused about how to setup WF 4.0 templates and create a project.
Full code: using System; using System.Linq; using System.Activities; using System.Activities.Statements; namespace ManyAssemblies {
I\'ve got a .Net 4.0 Workflow application hosted in WCF that takes a request to process some information.This information is passed to a secondary system via a web service and returns a bool indicatin
I\'m开发者_StackOverflow using a NativeActivity with a child activity called Body and a ActivityAction called OnFault, this is my code:
How do I save the XAML for a WF4 workflow in a rehosted designer, without writing it to a file? I want to store the serialised workflow in a database as an XML string.
Every time I change some InArgument of my CodeActivity or an activity defined as an XOML, it takes a couple of restarts of Visual Studio and deleting all the traces of my project\'s dll on the hard dr