Tutorial: Host the WF Runtime
This tutorial covers the various tasks that are involved when you host the Windows Workflow Foundation runtime engine. Hosting the workflow runtime is accomplished by using the WorkflowRuntime class. After you create an instance of the WorkflowRuntime class, you populate it with the services that will be used during the execution of your workflows.
This tutorial starts by creating a minimal hosting application and gradually adds on different Windows Workflow Foundation features that you can use when you create your own hosting application.
In This Section
Exercise 1: Build a Windows Console Host
Exercise 3: Work with Runtime Events
Exercise 4: Use Runtime Services
Completed Windows Workflow Foundation Runtime Hosting Tutorial
See Also
Reference
Other Resources
Developing Workflow-Enabled Applications
Hosting Samples
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Last Published: 2010-03-04