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3 replies. Latest Post by SalmanMustansar on July 10, 2009.
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SalmanMu...
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07-08-2009 3:22 AM |
Hey,
This is Salman Mustansar new to this forum, I need help basically i am confused regarding difference b/w Silverlight and Microsoft WWF. I searched it on net but on forums and Communities i found the difference b/w Silverlight and WPF. Kindly reply me with some helpful information.
koyot3
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07-08-2009 3:58 AM |
I've found this link
hope this help you !
Johan
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Please mark as answer if it help you
paru
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07-08-2009 4:35 AM |
Silverlight is a user application It is an interface or a UI as such similar to flash that can be pluged in or hosted in a aspx or html page :)
But workflow assuch is for handling workflows The .NET Framework 3.0 "workflow runtime" provides common facilities for running and managing the workflows and can be hosted in any CLR application domain, be it a Windows Service, a Console, GUI or Web Application.
XAML is commonly used for declaring the structure of a workflow. However, the workflow may also be expressed in code using any .NET-targeted language (VB.NET, C#, C++/CLI, etc.).
One more correction it is WF :)
Mark if it helps :)
Thanks Paru
07-10-2009 12:41 AM |
Thanks for replying and correcting me
So can we say that WPF is used by WF because WPF is the technique which uses to build XAML language and if we talking about Workflow Foundation then it gives developers a declarative way to create workflows by using again XAML
Difference between Silverlight and Microsoft WWF