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These days new version of Azure Service Bus for Windows Server was published. That means updating of all running farms, which is not really my lovely task. And, as expected my Workflow Manager Setup ran in following error: I grabbed in the log file and found same information shown in dialog above...
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private async void doIt( object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { m_Voltage = !m_Voltage; ...
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When you develop a custom activity for Workflow Foundation 4.x xamlx workflows think about the persistence of your arguments and context variables. This are the “ Persistence Best Practices ” which MSDN recommends: “A workflow can only be persisted if all of the data types used by the workflow are serializable...
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Today Microsoft shipped a new bucket of updates and new preview features in Windows Azure platform. Shortly, following services have been refreshed: Dedicated Cache Service: Announcing the preview of our new distributed, dedicated, high performance cache service AutoScale: Schedule-based auto-scaling...
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Before you start doing anything with AppFabric you should know which version is currently installed. This is important, because version v1.0 and v1.1 are in some features very different. Using Registry: Following picture represents version 1.0. Following one shows version 1.1 Using Powershell: Open the...
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Imaging you are receiving some events which have to be used to activate new workflow instance Wi of some workflow type W. As long the workflow completes faster than new events arrives, successive workflow activation will execute ordered. That means for each event Ek, workflow instance Wk will be activated...
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When working with App Fabric you might be confused with security model. In this post I will try to describe all security at once. Application Server Observers This administrative role gives you full visibility into application persistence and monitoring data. Application Server Observers can: Enumerate...
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If you want to implement the long running business process or in other words to automate the business process, the Windows Workflow Foundation is definitely great choice. In addition you might probably want to use the host like AppFabric and Workflow Manager. Assuming that you are SharePoint guy or you...
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If you are experienced enterprise developer who targets the Microsoft platform, you have probably at least once in your have a requirement to share some state across different instance of an application. But, if you are hobby developer or any other professional developer, who possible do not focus distributed...
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When working with Workflows, which running in Workflow Manager (SP devs call it usually SharePoint Workflow) on-premises or in Office 365 you might get following error: Expression: DateTime.Now.ToString() " Property access conversion to an activity is not supported for property 'CurrentDomain'...
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When working with ServiceBus for Server, the setup is responsible to define default user’s permissions. During setup procedure you will have to provide the credentials of the user who will be admitted to host and to manage Service Bus. However permissions for Workflow Manager are managed a different...
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Announcing agenda for session “SharePoint Workflow Engine Deep Dive” at conference “ Knowledge Days rund um SharePoint - DAS Event zu Microsoft SharePoint 2013 ” in Munic at Nov. 20 and Nov.21. 2012. AGENDA
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Note that when using workflows with Variables of type Exception, you might run into serialization issues. This is usually not a general Workflow problem. However if you use persistence feature, workflow host with enforce serialization of all variables in the workflow. Because Exception is not...
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If you are professional developer or architect who focus Microsoft technologies, then ADC is the conference of great choice. Internationally recognized and legendary experts will present most popular technology topics. One of best things at this conference I personally like is “NO MARKETING”. All session...
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Cumulative HotFixes for Windows Server AppFabric: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh351221.aspx