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Posted By: mwink Views: 12530
Date Added: 26 Apr 2006
The External Ruleset Toolkit demonstrates how to store rulesets in an external SQL Server database and load them at runtime for use by a Policy activity. This Toolkit also includes a seperate Windows Forms application that enables other users to define/modify rulesets outside of Visual Studio by re-hosting the rules designer.

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Rami said:

Code is not compiling. Error : Error 1 No overload for method 'RuleSetDialog' takes '3' arguments C:\Windows Workflow Foundation\Examples\ExternalRuleSetToolkit\2006-03-23\RuleSetTool\RuleSetEditor.cs 794 51 RuleSetTool If we delete null and compile, we will get another error Error 1 The best overloaded method match for 'System.Workflow.Activities.Rules.Design.RuleSetDialog.RuleSetDialog(System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Activity, System.Workflow.Activities.Rules.RuleSet)' has some invalid arguments C:\Windows Workflow Foundation\Examples\ExternalRuleSetToolkit\2006-03-23\RuleSetTool\RuleSetEditor.cs 794 51 RuleSetTool
22 Jun 2006 5:08 PM
 

mwink said:

Rami, What version of WF are you using? I am compiling against the Beta 2.2 release (included in the May Beta 2 of WinFX) and I am not seeing that behavior. I also have that sample working on a machine with an RC build of WF.
27 Jun 2006 1:19 PM
 

Bob Smith said:

We are considering using XAML for presentation layer in our application. Can the RuleSetEditor be used for cross field validation and display characteristics for a XAML app?
17 Aug 2006 9:33 AM
 

mwink said:

You could use WF rules to validate fiels in a WPF application. Take a look at the rules sample: Rules Driven UI, which shows how you can do that from a windows forms application. You could do the same thing with a WPF app. If you do, please post a sample of it!
6 Sep 2006 12:49 PM

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