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The focus of this chapter was the .NET Framework 3.5 enhancements that integrate WCF and WF. The result of this integration is called workflow services. This chapter began with a brief overview of WCF and of the WCF support that has been added to WF. The first example of the chapter was a stateless workflow service. You originally tested it using the Visual Studio WCF development host and client but also hosted it in IIS. A self-hosting application and a client application were also developed for this workflow service. A stateful workflow service that was modeled as a state machine workflow was also implemented and tested. The contract-first and workflow-first authoring modes were both demonstrated in this chapter. The SendActivity was demonstrated in the final two examples of the chapter. This activity enables you to declaratively invoke a WCF service from within a workflow. In the final example of the chapter, you developed a pair of workflow services that carries on a conversation between multiple workflow instances. Each workflow used SendActivity and ReceiveActivity and acted as a service as well as a client. Context information was passed with each service operation in order to correlate callback messages to the correct ReceiveActivity instance. The final application also demonstrated fault handling and the retrieval and use of the workflow runtime from the workflow service host. In the next chapter, you will learn about workflow serialization and markup. The techniques presented in the next chapter provide alternate ways to declare and manage workflow definitions.

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It s hard to appreciate how dramatic WPF is without realizing that Windows developers have been using essentially the same display technology for more than 15 years. A standard Windows application relies on two well-worn parts of the Windows operating system to create its user interface: User32 provides the familiar Windows look and feel for elements such as windows, buttons, text boxes, and so on. GDI/GDI+ provides drawing support for rendering shapes, text, and images at the cost of additional complexity (and often lackluster performance). Over the years, both technologies have been refined, and the APIs that developers use to interact with them have changed dramatically. But whether you re crafting an application with .NET and Windows Forms, or lingering in the past with Visual Basic 6 or MFC-based C++ code, behind the scenes the same parts of the Windows operating system are at work. Newer frameworks simply deliver better wrappers for interacting with User32 and GDI/GDI+. They can provide improvements in efficiency, reduce complexity, and add prebaked features so you don t have to code them yourself; but they can t remove the fundamental limitations of a system component that was designed more than a decade ago.

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