links for 2009-02-19

• WF Tutorial: Calling a Workflow Method from the host
  Handling An Event From The Host In A Workflow
  (tags: wf)
• WF Guidance: Calendar Scheduling Workflows
  In this article we explore an alternative use of client-side workflows, whereby the workflows themselves are computational in nature, and it is the ability to model the computation logic that creates the preference over procedural programming.
  (tags: wf)
• Keith Pijanowski's Blog
  "In this post I will show how to setup a Sql Server database such that it can be used by Workflow Foundation’s Sql Server Persistence service. I will also show how to add the Sql Persistence service to the workflow runtime. Once I have the persistence service added to the workflow runtime I will use the workflow from my last two posts to demonstrate the effects of a persistence service on a workflow’s lifecycle. Finally I will show the various configuration options of this service."
  (tags: wf persistence)

links for 2009-02-09

• Integrating External Document Repositories with SharePoint Server 2007
  Learn to design, implement, and deploy a complete solution for integrating an external document repository with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. External repositories can participate in workflows and use task lists and extensible metadata.
  (tags: document-management)
• Infragistics Quince: UX Patterns Explorer
  (tags: ui patterns)

links for 2009-01-31

• Screencast: Working with Tracking Profiles in Windows WF – Matt's Musings – Pluralsight Blogs
  In this session, I follow up on my previous screencast where I covered using SQL Tracking Services and dive into how Tracking Profiles work and how you can create them in code. I also showcase a couple of sample applications from the Windows SDK that allow you to visually create tracking profiles and then monitor a workflow using tracking data and the visual designer.
  (tags: wf)
• Screencast: Using the Replicator activity – Matt's Musings – Pluralsight Blogs
  In this session, I go into detail about how to use one of the more powerful control flow activities in the framework. I show how to use data to drive control flow with the replicator, how to control the execution style and how to use rules to control when execution should complete. In addition, I show how to use code to initialize child activities before they are executed.
  (tags: wf)