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Hi!
I am creating a standalone WF designer that allows users to create/modify workflows in VB.Net. I assumed that setting the IWorkflowCompilerOptionsService.Language would handle this. However, all the code I find is in C# and uses: string IWorkflowCompilerOptionsService.Language { get { return "CSharp"; } } Replacing CSharp with "VB" doesn't get the job done. Any ideas? Also, are there ANY resources/books/etc. available that show WF programming using VB.Net? -- TIA, DaveS |
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