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WFPad - Viewing/Editing Workflow's in XML | |
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| Time: 17:11 EST/22:11 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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Windows Presentation Foundation has XAMLPad as a tool. With this tool, you simply enter in some Xaml at the bottom and view the results within the application itself. Why not create something like that for Windows Workflow Foundation? So I did. WFPad is the XAMLPad for Windows Workflow Foundation (as WF moves to XAML we'll see how XAMLPad works with this). You can use the designer and hit the down arrow for synchronization to instantly view the XOML for that workflow. On the flipside, you can enter in some XOML, hit the up arrow synchronization button and the designer will load that XOML and display the workflow accordingly. Being that it's an editor of sorts, you can save any workflow's to the file system as xoml files as well as load xoml files. AW: Also check out WindowsWorkflow.net for Windows Workflow Foundation info and activities. | ||
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