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Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4) - Introduction to State Machine Hands On Lab

In this lab, you will learn how to build workflows using Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4) and the State Machine activity. 

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    Aboout creation of CustomActivities a.k.a CodeActivities
    2 Posts | Last Post May 23, 2011
    • Written May 21, 2011 
      Ron, I've to say Great job!! Now I see the pattern of StateMachine being more robust in WFF 4.0, I have a cue and is the follow, What's the best practice to create custom activities on real-world WF, using the CodeActivity inheritance or using the Activity Designer Library? I heard about that one of the approaches of WF is to minimize the use of codeactivity, but it seems that your HOL's still working with CodeActivity, I also prefeer this way of building WF but I want to know your opinion.

Thanks
    • Written May 23, 2011 
      Activities in code are just fine for WF4.  You should feel free to use either declarative (XAML) or code activities in your project.
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    ATM example
    3 Posts | Last Post May 05, 2011
    • Written May 04, 2011 
      Ron - thanks for the great videos, but what happened to the source code for the ATM example?

Also, I'm looking forward to your WF4 StateMachine WebServices lab and videos.
    • Written May 04, 2011 
      Sorry - I accidently overwrote it.

I fixed it now.
    • Written May 05, 2011 
      Looks great, Ron. Thanks for the speedy response.
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