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Complete Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) for .NET 3.5 Training
Complete Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) for .NET 3.5 Training
Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is an API introduced with .NET 3.0 which allows you to execute and monitor business processes workflows directly in managed code. In this course, attendees will gain a clear understanding of the use of workflows, activities, and the visual tools which allow you to design them. We will also examine how to interact with the WF runtime engine, create custom activities and survey the integrated feature WF set.
INT1145
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Understand the role of WF
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Use standard activities and build custom activities
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Work with sequential and state machine workflows
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Understand the WF architecture / intrinsic WF feature set
This class is intended for experienced .NET 2.0 software developers. No knowledge of WF is assumed. If you need to learn the fundamentals of .NET, you may be interested in Intertech’s
C# Training,
VB.NET Training or
ASP.NET Training.
Understanding of Object Oriented Programming using C# or VB .NET 2.0 development experience
4 Days
$2,595.00
Class prices have a $200 rush fee added if the student
registers five or less business days before the class start date.
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Understand the role of Windows Workflow Foundation (WF)
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Learn the building blocks of a WF enabled application
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Understand the role of WF ‘activities’
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Survey the intrinsic WF activities
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Work with the WF designers of Visual Studio
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Host workflow instances using the WF runtime engine
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Pass arguments to a workflow instance
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Examine ways to customize the hosting process
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Configure activities using declarative rule conditions
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Know the role of the Policy activity and declarative rule sets
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Handle exceptions within a workflow instance
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Learn to build custom activities
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Overview the three approaches to authoring a workflows / custom activities
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Learn the role of local services
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Call external methods from a workflow instance
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Handle host events within a workflow instance
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Understand the usefulness of the WF tracking service
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Learn to track workflow, activity and user events
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Know the role of the SqlTrackingService type
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Learn how to obtain tracking information programmatically
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Know the role of tracking profiles
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Understand the role of state machine workflows
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Investigate the state machine activity types
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Understand the relationship between states, events and state transitions
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Examine the state machine designers of Visual Studio
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Understand the role of the WF persistence service
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Register the persistence service with the WF runtime
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Learn to persist a workflow instance to a SQL Server database
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Know the role of the TransactionScope activity
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Handle custom transactions via the IPendingWork interface
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Understand the role of (and support for) compensation