In deze 3 daagse training ontdek je dat process based programmeren nog nooit zo inzichtelijk, onderhoudbaar en vooral cool is geweest!

Beschrijving

Met Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is het mogelijk om workflows van business processen te modeleren. Deze training behandelt het implementeren van workflow solutions m.b.v. WF 4.0 in Visual Studio 2010.

Voorkennis

Deze training is bedoeld voor software ontwikkelaars met ervaring in .NET.

Materiaal

Voor deze training gebruiken we engelstalig materiaal. Dit materiaal bestaat uit slides, oefeningen, demo's in digitale vorm.

Examen(s)

Voor deze training zijn geen examens beschikbaar.

Onderwerpen

Getting Started with WF

• Overview of Getting Started with WF
• workflow principles
• Using the Workflow Designer
• Variables and flow control
• WF versions

Implementing a workflow in code

• Overview of code workflows
• Creating a workflow in code
• Adding activities in code

Alternative Workflow Techniques

• Creating flowchart workflows
• Doing work in parallel

Building Flexible and Robust Workflows

• Passing simple arguments
• Passing objects
• Exception handling

Defining Custom Activities

• Overview of custom activities
• Creating a custom activity
• Using a custom activity
• Invoking methods

Client Interactions

• Invoking a workflow asynchronously
• Non-blocking client interaction
• Interactions between WF and WPF

Persistent Workflows

• Overview of persistence
• Configuring the persistence database
• Configuring persistence for a workflow

Service Integration

• Overview of WCF
• Creating a workflow service
• Testing a workflow service

Going Further with Services

• Configuring multiple endpoints
• Using structured messages
• Correlation
• Consuming services from a workflow

Tracking

• Getting started with tracking
• Defining a file tracking participant
• Defining a SQL tracking participant
• Using the ETW tracking participant

Transactions

• Using transactions in WF
• Nested transactions
• Flowing transactions into a workflow service

Compensation, Confirmation, and Cancellation

• The need for compensation
• Implementing compensation