WF

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WF is the common abbreviation for Windows Workflow Foundation, a Microsoft technology for building workflow-enabled applications within the .NET framework.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf software framework
workflow technology
abbreviation WF NERFINISHED
category application framework
business process management technology
designTool Visual Studio Workflow Designer NERFINISHED
developer Microsoft
documentationSite Microsoft Docs NERFINISHED
feature activity-based programming model
declarative workflow modeling
extensibility through custom activities
persistence of workflow state
rules engine integration
tracking of workflow execution
workflow runtime engine
includedIn .NET Framework 3.5 NERFINISHED
.NET Framework 4.0 NERFINISHED
Windows Server 2008 NERFINISHED
Windows Vista NERFINISHED
integratesWith Microsoft Office SharePoint Server NERFINISHED
SharePoint workflows
introducedIn .NET Framework 3.0 NERFINISHED
license proprietary
partOf .NET Framework NERFINISHED
platform .NET NERFINISHED
primaryUse building workflow-enabled applications
defining long-running business processes
orchestrating application logic as workflows
releaseYear 2006
runsOn Windows NERFINISHED
standsFor Windows Workflow Foundation NERFINISHED
supports XAML-based workflow definitions
code-based workflow definitions
supportsCommunication Windows Communication Foundation NERFINISHED
supportsHosting ASP.NET applications
WCF services NERFINISHED
Windows applications
Windows services NERFINISHED
supportsLanguage C#
Visual Basic .NET NERFINISHED
supportsModel flowchart workflows
sequential workflows
state machine workflows
supportsPersistenceStore SQL Server NERFINISHED
targetAudience business process developers
enterprise application developers
version WF 3.x NERFINISHED
WF 4 NERFINISHED

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