1. Fluxo de Execução de Atividades no WF4 – Parte II
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Módulo 5
Fluxo de Execução de Atividades no WF4 – Parte II
Caio Chaves Garcez
Especialista em Desenvolvimento
Microsoft Brasil
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2. Agenda Apresentar a hierarquia de classes relacionadas com Atividades
Explicar o conceito de “Expressions as Activities”
Demonstrar estes conceitos em duas aplicações exemplo

3. WF 4 CodeActivity AsyncCodeActivity NativeActivity Activity
DynamicActivity
CodeActivity<TResult>
AsyncCodeActivity<TResult>
ActivityWithResult
Activity<TResult>
NativeActivity<TResult>
DynamicActivity<TResult>

4. Expressions As Activities

5. Expressions As Activities
CodeActivity<TResult>
AsyncCodeActivity<TResult>
ActivityWithResult
Activity<TResult>
NativeActivity<TResult>
DynamicActivity<TResult>

6. Demo ActivityWithResult e NativeActivity
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Demo ActivityWithResult e NativeActivity
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7. Principais Métodos da NativeActivity
Abort
CacheMetadata
Cancel
Execute

8. DynamicActivity Foo.dll C# (compiled type) C# (DynamicActivity) Ref
Xaml Build Task
C# (compiled type)
Foo x = new Foo { argument1
<Activity x:Class=“Foo" >
<x:Members>
<x:Property Name="argument1“
Type="InArgument(x:String)" />
<x:Property Name="argument2”
</x:Members>
C# (DynamicActivity)
Activity x = ActivityXamlServices.Load(xamlFile);
WorkflowInvoker.Invoke(x, new Dictionary … );
Ref Xaml directly

9. Links Classe Activity Classe CodeActivity Classe NativeActivity
Classe CodeActivity
Classe NativeActivity
Classe ActivityWithResult

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