March 2006 - Posts
Windows Vista availability for business announced as November 2006 in this press release . 2007 Microsoft Office System availability for business announced as October 2006 in this press release .
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Jon Flanders has written an article about how to imlement a Page Controller, otherwise known as UI Page Flow. This allows you to configure the flow of web pages viewed by a user using Windows Workflow Foundation. Previously the transitions between web
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IP*Works! is now available in Beta from /n software. They have a collection of 27 networking related activities that you can add into your workflow models. Their download currently runs on WF Beta 2. Check it out here .
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A new Beta version of Windows Workflow Foundation was released today. If you are building a workflow-enabled application and you should upgrade. Update: We have a good list of changes published between Beta 2 and Beta 2.2. You'll want to get this if you
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If you are reading the book Presenting Windows Workflow Foundation here are the code samples in C# for Windows Workflow Foundation Beta 2. There are no samples for chapter 5 because the data activities described in this chapter are no longer part of Windows
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Ramraj Balasubramanian has posted a really nice activity designer sample that include free form capability in a sequential composite design. Ramraj is a software design engineer test in the workflow team at Microsoft. Download the sample here .
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Mark Schmidt has updated his fun WFPad application for WF Beta 2 . It allows you to edit XAML in text and in the workflow designer at the same time to see how each affects the other. A great way to learn about declarative authoring of workflows. Mark
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Jurgen Willis has written a very good introduction to the Rules Engine that is included with Windows Workflow Foundation. It has just been published on the MSDN Library. Jurgen is a program manager on the workflow team at Microsoft.
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