If you are using StateWorkflows you will need to set the WaitForIdle property to true. Failing to do so can result in events getting lost or similar unpredictable event reception.
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EventArgs is the base class for classes containing event data.
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Represents an event that is defined on a local service interface. An interface marked with ExternalDataExchangeAttribute must use an EventArgs type that derives from ExternalDataEventArgs in order to allow that event to be handled in workflow with a HandleExternalEventActivity.
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The Handle External Event Activity activity is used in conjunction with the Call External Method Activity activity for input and output communications with a local service.
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A StateWorkflow is one of the two basic workflow models included with WindowsWorkflowFoundation.
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Whether the event should be raised immediately, or if the workflow should go idle before raising the event.