Creating Legacy Workflow Projects
This section describes how to create workflow projects using the legacy Windows Workflow Designer provided by vs2010. The legacy Workflow Designer targets the .NET Framework version 3.5 or the .NET Framework 3.0. It includes information about how to use the workflow project templates that are listed in the following table.
| Project Template | Description |
|---|---|
Sequential Workflow Console Application |
A project for creating a sequential workflow console application. |
Sequential Workflow Library |
A project for creating a sequential workflow library. |
Workflow Activity Library |
A project for creating a library of activities, which can later be reused as building blocks in workflows. |
State Machine Workflow Console Application |
A project for creating a state machine workflow console application. |
State Machine Workflow Library |
A project for creating a state machine workflow library. |
Empty Workflow Project |
An empty project for creating a workflow application. |
In This Section
How to: Create Workflow Projects (Legacy)
How to: Create Sequential Workflow Console Applications (Legacy)
How to: Create a Sequential Workflow Library (Legacy)
How to: Create a Workflow Activity Library (Legacy)
How to: Create State Machine Workflow Console Applications (Legacy)
How to: Create a State Machine Workflow Library (Legacy)
How to: Create an Empty Workflow Project (Legacy)
How to: Configure Workflow Project Properties (Legacy)
How to: Add a New Item to a Workflow Project (Legacy)
See Also
Concepts
Sequential Workflow Views (Legacy)
Visual Studio Workflow Windows (Legacy)