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| | Workflow Studio is built on Workflow Foundation and shares the same underlying architecture. The same activity libraries that you build for Workflow Foundation can be used within Workflow Studio. This means that you can access all the resources and samples Microsoft has available. |
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| |  | Workflow Studio extends Workflow Foundation and some of the functionality in the Designer requires you to code your activity library to target our platform. We have developed some templates for Visual Studio that allow you to easily build activity libraries to target Workflow Studio. |
| | | h3. {color:#003366}Activity Library SDK{color} |
| | Workflow Studio extends Workflow Foundation and some of the functionality in the Designer requires you to code your activity library to target our platform. We have developed some templates for Visual Studio that allow you to easily build activity libraries to target Workflow Studio. This SDK contains a wizard to automate converting existing PowerShell libraries and a set of templates to build activities not based on PowerShell. |
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| | h4. PowerShell Converter |
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| | If you have a PowerShell snap-in that you would like to use in Workflow Studio as an activity library, our PowerShell Converter (a wizard and templates) will help automate the process. Our wizard inspects the snap-in and lists all of the cmdlets available. After you select the cmdlets you want to use, the wizard generates a project with one activity per cmdlet from the templates. This automated process does a pretty good job of inspecting the cmdlet parameters and converting them, but you will want to look through the parameters and the validation logic before you deploy. |
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| | h4. Standard Templates |
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| | If you want to build an activity library that targets Workflow Studio and does not use PowerShell, our basic Activity Library Project and Item templates help you get started. They set up the necessary project references and generate sample code that is heavily commented with the various parameter and validation options. |
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 |  | [!btn_search.png! PowerShell Converter and Standard Templates Installer|http://community.citrix.com/download/attachments/56492239/WFSTemplates.msi]\\ |
| | | [!btn_search.png! Download Activity Library SDK|http://community.citrix.com/download/attachments/56492239/WFSTemplates.msi]\\ |
| | Note: Visual Studio Express Edition is not supported for workflow development according to this [Microsoft forum post|http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vcsharpexpress2008prerelease/thread/afd8319c-971e-4cbb-be39-5a676bd4b430/|Microsoft forum post] |
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| | [!btn_search.png! Activity Attribute Reference |wf:Activity Attribute Reference] |
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| | [!btn_search.png! Activity Developer's Guide (PDF format)|http://community.citrix.com/download/attachments/56492239/devGuide.pdf] |
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| | Workflow Studio includes several PowerShell snap-ins that allow you to automate the functionality of Workflow Studio itself. If you want to create customized user interfaces, automate the control of workflow jobs, build an installer for an activity library, or manage running workflows, download our _Workflow Studio Automation Guide_ for more details. |
| | | h3. {color:#003366}Tools and Utilities{color} |
| | Download a stand-alone Workflow Designer that can be used without connecting to the SQL database to edit workflows locally. This utility is only for advanced workflow users who understand the makeup of workflow projects. |
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 |  | Coming Soon...Download the Automation Guide |
| | | To install: download the zip file and extract the files into the %ProgramFiles%\Citrix\Workflow Studio folder. Launch the stand-alone Designer by running WFSDesignerLauncher.exe. |
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| | [!btn_search.png! Download Workflow Designer|http://community.citrix.com/download/attachments/56492239/StandAloneDesigner.zip] |
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| | h4. Stand-alone Workflow Designer |
| | Download a stand-alone Workflow Designer that can be used without connecting to the SQL database to edit workflows locally. This utility is only for advanced workflow users who understand the makeup of workflow projects. |
| | | h3. {color:#003366}Automating Workflow Studio{color} |
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| | Workflow Studio includes several PowerShell snap-ins that allow you to automate the functionality of Workflow Studio itself. If you want to create customized user interfaces, automate the control of workflow jobs, build an installer for an activity library, or manage running workflows, download our _Workflow Studio Automation Guide_ for more details. |
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 |  | To install: download the zip file and extract the files into the %ProgramFiles%\Citrix\Workflow Studio folder. Launch the stand-alone Designer by running WFSDesignerLauncher.exe. |
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| | [!btn_search.png! Stand-alone Workflow Designer|http://community.citrix.com/download/attachments/56492239/StandAloneDesigner.zip] |
| | | Coming Soon...Download the Automation Guide |
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