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    how show window form, from wwf code activity tool.

    i am using console window work flow, i added a new window form by add new item in my work flow,

    Question is that how i load window form on some code activity execution.
    what is the proper syntax to write in code activity to load window form..

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    Re: how show window form, from wwf code activity tool.

    aah.... as far as I know... you don't. Not from the WF side at any rate. They are WorkFlows... not applications in the traditional sense. Now, what the WF can do is set a state, or set a flag of some kind (probably in a database) that then tells the client system that is communicating with it, to display a form.. but the WF itself isn't supposed to. At least that was the case when I used WF... our workflow never communicated directly with the user... it was sitting off on a server somewhere. When ever we needed something from the user, the WF would then persist the data to the database, then go into a wait state. Once the suer was done, the app would send a message (via WCF) back to the workflow. The WF would then wake up, retrieve the data from the database and continue processing.

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