Member Login

E-mail:    Password:  




 TitleDate AddedCompany
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Introduction to Windows Communication Foundation (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  This webcast explores in detail how Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) extends the Microsoft .NET Framework Base Class Library (BCL) with a powerful new messaging infrastructure and how to use WCF to build distributed, connected systems. The webcast describes how WCF unifies the features of the previously released Web Services Extensions (WSE) and XML Web services in the .NET Framework into one clean, cohesive, and compatible messaging platform.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Building Windows Presentation Foundation-Based Applications (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  This webcast explains how to use the Windows Presentation Foundation application model, its layout system, and other features to build a rich client application with an immersive UI. The presenter uses eXtensible Application Markup Language (XAML) and Microsoft Visual C# to build this application. The webcast also describes how event handling works and discusses the ability of an installed Windows Presentation Foundation-based application to persist data on the local file system.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Windows Presentation Foundation Properties, Events, and Commands (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  The introduction of the containment concept in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) led to changes in how properties and events work in relation to Windows Forms programming in the Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0. This webcast explores the new property system in WPF, which is now organized into dependency properties and attached properties and also covers the new event model, the concepts of event tunneling and bubbling, and the new action-based input mechanism called commands.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Windows Presentation Foundation: Introduction (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  This webcast explains about Windows Presentation Foundation (formerly code-named "Avalon") using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer and also explains the fundamentals of the Windows Presentation Foundation component of the WinFX programming model: layout basics, controls, documents, media, resources, styling and data binding.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Building Peer-to-Peer Applications (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  Peer-to-Peer (P2P) applications are becoming a market reality. By enabling client computers to communicate directly with each other, P2P helps the user to scale servers, eliminate single points of failure, and deliver greater flexibility. This webcast explains how the Windows Vista operating system delivers a rich peer-to-peer platform for application development.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Building State Machine-Based Workflows Using Windows Workflow Foundation (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  This webcast describes how to build event-driven workflows with Windows Workflow Foundation using a state-machine design pattern and how to use state machine workflows to model processes that require control flow flexibility. It also discusses how to build a workflow process and then query on a running process to determine its current state and concludes with a look at some human workflow patterns such as skip rework, re-assignment, and escalation.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Getting Up to Speed With Windows Workflow Foundation (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  This webcast offers tips for learning about Windows Workflow Foundation (formerly code-named "WinOE"), a feature of the WinFX programming model that provides classes and tools for developing and executing a wide variety of workflow-based applications. The webcast begins with a walkthrough of Windows Workflow Foundation and discusses what is provided in the standard release. It covers a variety of scenarios in which the user might consider using Windows Workflow Foundation in an application.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Integrating BizTalk Server 2006 and Windows Workflow Foundation (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  This webcast demonstrates how to integrate workflows within the Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 infrastructure using Windows Workflow Foundation. Using a hypothetical company-wide, forms-based workflow solution, the webcast shows how to use BizTalk Server 2006 to manage the entire workflow integration process, while implementing the specific workflow bits within a dynamically loadable, long-running or short-term workflow.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Monitoring Running Workflows Using the Tracking Service (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  In Windows Workflow Foundation, the tracking service keeps log information about activity execution status. The workflow runtime automatically identifies events related to executing workflow instances and outputs them to a tracking service. This webcast covers the capabilities of the default tracking service, including a look at the Workflow Monitor sample application and also shows how to identify scenarios where it would be beneficial to create a custom tracking service, and how to go about doing so.   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Windows Communication Foundation, Windows Workflow Foundation, and Identity in Financial Services (Level 200)2006-12-15 01:00:19 Microsoft
  Financial service companies face market pressures to lower Information Technology (IT) costs and retain existing customers while growing their businesses. Complicating these business goals are complex IT challenges that result in costly system maintenance and integration. As a result, companies are looking to service-oriented design as a means to leverage their IT assets to meet their business goals, focusing on lowering integration costs within and beyond their corporate boundaries. Microsoft is providing the tools to build connected systems based on service-oriented design principles. This webcast specifically discusses Windows Communication Foundation, Windows Workflow Foundation, and the Microsoft WinFX Application Programming Interface (API) component code named "InfoCard".