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* Windows Workflow Foundation (Windows WF) allows developers to build process-driven and workflow-centric applications
* Begins with an introduction to Windows WF, explains why it was developed by Microsoft, and then goes on to examine how developers will use it in real-world scenarios
* Discusses workflow development in Visual Studio, how to extend the framework with custom code, and how the framework plays into other Microsoft technologies (such as Office and SharePoint)
* Features a case study based on a fictitious business problem that illustrates specific software design issues and topics covered in the book
* Addresses Windows WF components, extensibility, workflow hosting, runtime services, debugging workflows, and how Windows WF works with Web services, ASP.NET, Office, and SharePoint

Table of Contents

1. An Introduction to Workflow and Windows Workflow Foundation.

2. Hello, Workflow!

3. Breaking It Down.

4. Workflow Development in Visual Studio.

5. Workflow Hosting, Execution, and Communication.

6. Activities.

7. Runtime Services.

8. Advanced Activity Development.

9. Rules.

10. State Machine Workflows.

11. Dynamic Update and Designer Re-Hosting.

12. Exceptions, Faults, and Debugging.

13. Windows Workflow Foundation and ASP.NET.

14. Windows Workflow Foundation and Connected Systems.

15. Window Workflow Foundation and the Microsoft Office System.

About the Author

Todd Kitta (Saint Louis, MO) obtained his Computer Science degree with an emphasis in Business from the University of Missouri - Columbia in December 2001. He then earned his MBA with an emphasis in Information Systems from Lindenwood University in Saint Charles. He currently holds his MCSD certification and is an active developer of Microsoft solutions including development on the .NET Framework, Business Intelligence, and of course Windows Workflow Foundation. He is a Senior Consultant at Covenant Technology Partners, a Microsoft partner specializing in Portals, Business Intelligence, CRM, and .NET. Todd has also written an article related to Windows Workflow Foundation and ASP.NET for DevX.

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