Windows Workflow Foundation
Good Morning Fellow Questers
I¨m looking for help on two things.
1. The location of tutorial or sample code that use WF and WPF together.
2. Insights, facts or guesses on why there is so little MS resources devoted to using WF and WPF together.
Thanks and I¨m looking forward to your response
Make it a great day
Mike Greenway
Here's a sample: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa970891.aspx
Also, here's the MSDN topic on integrating between the technologies. The integration is encouraged, and there are some samples, perhaps not as many as we would like yet due to resource issues.
Thank You Kavita.
Are you speeking of "WpfHostingWfCallingWCF" or are there more in the SDK that i'm over looking them
The "WpfHostingWfCallingWCF" solution fails when I try to tun it. The dialog says " Unable to start program 'C:\documents....\workflow.dll.
do you have this problem
also could you give me the link to the MSDN topic again please.
thanks
Mike Greenway
make sure the service is running, build the solution
1. run service.exe, so that service is started
2. from visual studio run the wpf application
make sure the port is not blocked by firewall
that should work
Thank You.
it runs! (just habit to load the solution and press F5, that dosen't work in this case. My fault for not reading the read me file)
now I'll study it.
are there any more examples
I don't need or want to learn about WCF, so this example is a ways over my head.
Thnaks again
Mike
Hello Kavita.
This may be beside the main point but I want to thank you for mentioning "resource issue" In some past posts while disusing the future of WPF, some people found it hard to believe the MS had a budget at all.
I hope MS see the ROI and ups the budget for the adoption of .net3.0 code.
Here's the link for all the integration samples - http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms756478.aspx
Sorry I missed the link in my last post.
Good Day
so ther is only one sample
You can getting running in VS also by doing the following:
， Right click on the solution in the Solution Explorer and choose Set StartUp Projects.
， Select Multiple startup projects.
， Set the Action to Start for the service and client projects.
， Make sure the projects are order service on top, client in the middle and workflow on the bottom.
， Click OK.
Now you should be able to hit F5 and debug the solution from within VS.