How do I create a Workflow designer tool in ASP.net?

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I'm creating an application that manages, automobile insurance with C# MVC 4 Entity framework. For the Admin module of the application, I want the Administrator to manage the processes; Creating workflow shilts the application is running on how to manage an automobile accident file. For Example, If an agent has opened a file, however in this accident there happened to be death, and agent with higher permission must take over the file.

I don't know if there is a library I should integrate or create the whole solution from scratch.

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Posted 30-Jun-15 2:53am

Sabi1610

Updated 30-Jun-15 4:52am

Suvendu Shekhar Giri

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F-ES Sitecore 30-Jun-15 9:09am

.net doesn't come with an automobile insurance namespace so, yeah, you'll need to write all this from scratch. To pre-empt your next question, no we won't "give you the code", we're not here to do your homework for you. Break the problem down into smaller tasks, tackle each task and ask specific questions about specific problems.

Sabi1610 30-Jun-15 10:27am

I'm not asking about the insurance management part of the application. I'm sorry my question was not clear. I just want to get an idea on how to Build a web-based editor to support the graphical creation of business processes (drag & drop).
using c#
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virusstorm 30-Jun-15 12:28pm

C# is not a front end language, it is the backend language. To do what you are looking for, you need to use JavaScript, Silverlight, or Flash. A language that is designed to run in the browser. JavaScript would be your best bet in my opinion. There are lot of frameworks, like JQuery and Angular to name two, that will allow you do such actions. I don't know of any good solutions out of the box that can help you. You may need to do a great deal of reading and piece things together on your own.

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Duncan Edwards Jones · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-30T06:53:00

Solution 1

Have a look at the Windows Workflow[^] namespace/tools.

Posted 30-Jun-15 6:53am

Duncan Edwards Jones