Workflows and stuff...

I haven't posted for a while - been really busy working on the .net 3.5 workflow foundation deliverables and integrating WF Design time tools into orcas. Now that it wraps up nicely I have joined the live labs group ( http://labs.live.com/ ) last week...

If you have instance data coming from the tracking database and want to get the actual instance activity tree after the changes were applied, it gets a little tricky. First, you’d need to a) read all of the activity add/remove changes from the database...

If your custom activity/workflow has children then they will be locked and you would not be able to add/remove those when re-using the activity in other activities/workflows. That means that a custom activity writer can safely assume his/her activity...

Today I’ll go into more details on how to apply the changes based on the user input from the designer surface. As I said in one of the previous posts, it is the DynamicUpdateDriver class that sinks the ComponentChanged event from the IComponentChangeService...

Let’s look at how the app keeps track of what’s going on inside the runtime and the individual workflow instances. All this functionality is factored into the WorkflowAdminService project, AdministrationService class. This class has two sources...

Here is the first of the series of articles about the Workflow Manager I promised. First let me start with a bit of history. Before joining the WF team I was a dev on the Biztalk tracking/management team and so I had some ideas on how to design...

A couple months ago I gave an interview to the Russian Channel 9: http://www.gotdotnet.ru/Channel9/302763.aspx So if you can understand Russian, please feel free to download and watch it.

Here is the link: http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=213220

I have just published the Workflow Manager sample at http://wf.netfx3.com/files/folders/sample_applications/entry4074.aspx Sample requires .Net 3.0 June CTP: . N et 3.0 June CTP http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=8D09697E...

Hello, My name is Sergey and I am a developer on the Windows Workflow Foundation team. I focus mostly on the Workflow Designer (along with the .Designer part of the System.Workflow.ComponentModel namespace). Besides, I enjoy a lot of other stuff...