Developing Applications with Windows Workflow Foundation

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ISBN: 0321503139


Lesson 11: Passing Parameters into and out of a Workflow
- Defining Workflow Properties for Parameters
- Passing Input Parameters
- Getting Output Parameters


For all developers who want to leverage the power of Windows Workflow Foundation in their own applications.




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[sadanarayanappa]

where is lesson 10 and previous lessons

[jannikn]

How do i publish the app then?

[xzz0195]

Excellent presentation..Thanks for posting this. The more I did into WF the more I see it as a replacement for such fundamental things as Background workers, and even as the full implmentation of the Model in MVVM. In fact MVVM could become VVMWF - View-ViewModel-WF. WF looks like it is a very very strong framework and with WF 4.0 it's just getting started.

[jehaddrubi]

thank you great