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_ContentBaseDefinition |
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XomlAndDeclarativeRules |
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XOML |
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XamlVersusXoml |
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XamlAndGenerics |
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XamlAndCodeBeside |
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XAML |
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WWf |
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WriteLineService3 |
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WriteLine |
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WPF |
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WorkingWithCustomTypesInWorkflow |
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WorkflowWebService |
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WorkflowWebHostingModule |
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WorkflowView |
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WorkflowVersioning |
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WorkflowValidationFailedException |
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WorkflowUtils |
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WorkflowUtils |
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WorkflowUnloaded |
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WorkflowTransactionServices |
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WorkflowTrackingServices |
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WorkflowTimeoutPattern |
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WorkflowTerminated |
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WorkflowSuspended |
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WorkflowStarted |
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WorkflowServices |
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WorkflowServiceHost |
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WorkflowSchedulerService |
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WorkflowsAndReflection |
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WorkflowSamples |
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Workflows |
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WorkflowRuntimeService |
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WorkflowRuntimeHost |
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WorkflowRuntimeBehavior |
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WorkflowRuntime |
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WorkflowResumed |
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WorkflowQueuingService |
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WorkflowQueueInfo |
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WorkflowQueue |
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WorkflowPersistenceServices |
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WorkflowPersistenceService |
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WorkflowPersisted |
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WorkflowPatterns |
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WorkflowParameters |
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WorkflowOwnershipException |
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WorkflowName |
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WorkflowMarkupSerializer |
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WorkflowMarkupSerializationManager |
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WorkflowLoaderService |
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WorkflowLoaded |
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WorkflowInstanceId |
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WorkflowInstanceAbort |
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WorkflowInstance |
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WorkflowInconsistencies |
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WorkflowIdled |
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WorkflowFoundationGotchas |
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WorkflowFoundation |
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WorkflowExecutor |
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WorkflowEnvironment |
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WorkflowDesignerLoader |
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WorkflowDefinition |
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WorkflowCreated |
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WorkflowCompleted |
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WorkflowCompilerResults |
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WorkflowCompilerParameters |
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WorkflowCompiler |
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WorkflowCommitWorkBatchService |
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WorkflowChanges |
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WorkflowAborted |
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Workflow Foundation |
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WorkBatch |
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WinForm |
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WindowsWorkflowFoundationWiki |
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WindowsWorkflowFoundation |
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WindowsSharePointServices |
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WindowsPresentationFoundation |
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WindowsCommunicationFoundation |
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wiki1 |
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wiki |
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WhileActivity |
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WFPad |
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WF |
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WebServiceOutputActivity |
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WebServiceNamespace |
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WebServiceInputActivity |
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WebServiceFaultActivity |
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WCF |
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wca |
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WaitForIdle |
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VS2008 |
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VisualStudio2005 |
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VisualBasic |
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ValidatingActivityMetadata |
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UsingLocalServicesInWorkflows |
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UserTrackPoint |
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UserName |
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UserControls |
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UsefulBatchFiles |
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Restrictions when using XOML based worflows and DeclarativeRules
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Click to read this topic23-11-2009 15:34:18 - thrillertip-218.60.146.200
What is the difference between XAML and XOML
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Using generic types and XAML based wordflows don't mix.
23-11-2009 15:34:13 - MauriceDeBeijer-80.126.16.139
Using XAML activation and code beside
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The XML based language used to define a workflow with code seperation
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Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is the next-generation presentation sub-system for Windows.
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Working with Custom Types in Workflow
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Connecting back up to a long running Workflow through a web service
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Provides a mechanism for routing the workflow instance ID to and from a WorkflowWebService to a cookie in the Web client. This class cannot be inherited.
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Designer class used in the workflow designer.
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Versioning a long running workflow can be problematic.
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Represents an Exception that occurs when a workflow does not pass validation.
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Utility class with general purpose workflow functions
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The purpose of the Windows workflow transaction services is to enable custom logic regarding the commitment of work batches.
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Tracking services manage tracking profiles and storage of tracking information.
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Used to create a timeout period for a workflow to complete.
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Occurs when the WorkflowInstance ends in an abnormal way.
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The workflow host when using WCF.
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Workflow Scheduler Services manage how workflow instances are scheduled by the workflow runtime engine.
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Using reflection to load workflows.
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Examples of how to use WindowsWorkflowFoundation.
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Base class used for WorkflowRuntimeServices.
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The application hosting the Workflow Runtime.
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Defines the behavior for the WorkflowRuntime associated with a WorkflowServiceHost.
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The set of objects used to host the Workflow and provide services to it.
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Provides the services for management of Workflow Queue objects.
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Contains information about a WorkflowQueue.
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Represents a workflow queue.
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The abstract base class from which all persistence services are derived.
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Common worflow design patterns
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Workflow Foundation and parameters
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A WorkflowOwnershipException is reaised when the workflow runtime tries to either load or persist a workflow that is no longer owns.
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Provides the extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) serialization services to workflows at design time.
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Manages design-time serialization to and from extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) for workflows
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Use to abort a workflow
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A WorkflowInstance is an actual executing copy of a WorkflowDefinition.
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Some of the inconsistencies in Windows Workflow Foundation.
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A workflow instance has is idle and waiting on some event before continuing.
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Some of the things to be aware of when building Workflow bases solutions
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An internal wrapper clas that handles a lot of stuff when executing Workflow instances.
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Provides basic information about the current workflow.
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Abstract class used as the base class to load workfows in the designer.
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A WorkflowInstance has just been created.
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Occurs when a Workflow Instance is terminated normally.
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Represents the results of a workflow compilation.
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The parameter used to determine how the workflow compiler works.
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Represents the compiler for workflows that are developed using C# or Visual Basic code and/or XAML markup.
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Represents a set of proposed changes to a running workflow instance.
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Event raised when a worflow is aborted
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Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is one of the parts of the .NET 3.0 framework as released by Microsoft.
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Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
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Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is the next-generation presentation sub-system for Windows.
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The Windows Communication Foundation is Microsoft's unified framework for building secure, reliable, transacted, and interoperable distributed applications.
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A wiki is a type of website that allows the visitors themselves to easily add, remove and otherwise edit and change some available content, sometimes without the need for registration.
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Runs a child activity iteratively as long as a certain condition is true.
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Simple XOML workflow editor
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Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is one of the parts of the .NET 3.0 framework as released by Microsoft.
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Enables sending data to a Web service from within a workflow.
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Assigning your own namespace to a windows workflow webservice
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Enables receiving data from a Web service in a workflow.
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Enables sending a fault to the Web service client from the workflow.
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The Windows Communication Foundation is Microsoft's unified framework for building secure, reliable, transacted, and interoperable distributed applications.
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The workflow communication activity generator command-line utility
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Whether the event should be raised immediately, or if the workflow should go idle before raising the event.
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Visual Studio 2008
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.NET programming language
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Defines a point, associated with a user event, to be tracked in the potential execution path of a root workflow instance. This class cannot be inherited.
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Two useful batch files when testing with Windows Workflow Foundation
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