Monday, February 25, 2008
MVC with WF: Part V, marshalling commands from WPF to WF

This is the fifth of a series about using Workflow Foundation to control your UI Logic in a WPF application. The full table of contents:

  • Workflow as controller: Introducing <M,V,C> where M: ViewModel, V : WPF, C : WF
  • Part II, starting the application, and the adapter
  • Intermezzo: new sample application
  • Part III, your first view
  • Part IV, decoupling view from controller
  • Part V, marshalling commands from WPF to WF
  • Part VI, Injecting a controller in a subview / workspace
  • Part VII, IOC on the cheap: injecting and retrieving objects
  • Part VIII, Broadcasting for all to see

    Whoops, I guess I was a bit over enthusiastic in the previous post, because I already explained the hooking mechanism in enough detail.

    It boils down to registering the adapter as global commandhandlers and when a command reaches it, create a commandMessage and send that to the workflow.

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