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• Windows Workflow Foundation: Workflow to Host Communication

  Workflows are hosted by your application. When a Workflow instance needs to communicate with the "outside world" it will do so through your application's hosting code. Here, we'll see how that is done.

  Posted: 28/03/2006 by Mike Taulty

  Tags: Workflow

• Windows Workflow Foundation: Cancellation Handlers

  At times, Workflow may have to cancel your executing code. When it does so, you can receive notification in the form of a cancellation handler. This session explores cancellation handlers.

  Posted: 21/03/2006 by Mike Taulty

  Tags: Workflow

• Windows Workflow Foundation: Listening for Events

  A common pattern in Workflow is to wait for a event to occur and Workflow Foundation supports this natively. Here we examine how we can use the Listen activity to wait for events to occur.

  Posted: 21/03/2006 by Mike Taulty

  Tags: Workflow

• Windows Workflow Foundation: Logic and Looping

  Simple programming constructs such as looping and conditional logic are represented in Workflow. Here we take a look at how we can model conditions and loops.

  Posted: 21/03/2006 by Mike Taulty

  Tags: Workflow

• Windows Workflow Foundation: Passing Parameters to Workflows

  Sometimes Workflows need to be passed parameters from their hosting environment. In this slot, we'll explore how we can feed data into a Workflow instance before it runs.

  Posted: 21/03/2006 by Mike Taulty

  Tags: Workflow