State Machine workflow in NET4.0.X

State Machine workflow in NET4.0.X

 

Today, I found this article I forgot to publish. It's about NET 4.0.1, and NET 4.0.2 has been released for a while.

 

The following NET versions support the state machine workflow of WF4.0 in VS2010,

NET 4.0.1 (KB2478063)

NET 4.0.2 (KB2544525)

NET 4.0.3 (test version) (KB2599651)

The latest official version is NET 4.0.2 (KB2544525). You can download it from the MS website.

For more information about NET4.5 see http://www.cnblogs.com/foundation/archive/2011/09/19/2181324.html

 

 

 

 

 

In addition, let's talk about the progress of Wxwinter. BPM.

 

No new version has been released since the beta version of July. During this period, the following content is mainly used:

1. The process designer templates the state machine
2. Re-designed the operation method of the Process designer without changing the data structure.
3. Redesigned the form calculator operation method without changing the Data Structure
4. Added support for EXCEL-style forms and added a set of data structures
5. A new UI viewer is added to support non-flow forms. (You can use the Form Designer to create a normal business UI. I didn't provide this function in the past. someone creates a process with only one node and hangs a form to implement normal business UI development. Now I have provided this function)
6. A ing form for an existing business system is added and a process is designed. In this way, Wxwinter. BPM can be used as a process engine in an existing business system without rewriting the system,

    

   New Form Designer:
   

 

 

 

 

EXCEL-style forms are still in the test phase and are not integrated into Wxwinter. BPM.

You can use Excel as a template (Office needs to be installed when parsing Excel). You do not need to install Office when using it. The designer uses WPF for development,

The WPF and Silverlight UIS are provided for use.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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