Visualise .NET Workflows

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Does anyone know if there are any 3rd party tools or articles for monitoring and tracking workflows visually?

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No, not really. Apologises for not including enough information.

I need to visualise/track custom .NET Windows Workflows, preferably using CustomTrackingRecord tracking participant

Posted 12-Sep-11 5:10am

jonjones76

Updated 12-Sep-11 9:20am

fjdiewornncalwe

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Do you mean stuff like this[^]?

A simple google search resulted in 6.68 million results, including paid advertisements for exactly what you want at the top. Take a look.

Posted 12-Sep-11 5:52am

fjdiewornncalwe

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If you are still looking for an embeddable decision / event handler for .net 4.0+ developers complete with a HTML5 graphical designer, visual process management, business intelligence in one package. May I suggest: cDevWorkflow

This is their market niche. Providing an embeddable high performance C+ engine without all the restrictions or rules to get in your way.

Ease of Use the graphical workflow designer requires no special training.
Business Process Management tools enable users to track and control business activities.
Business Intelligence tools real-time process information: more throughput, less effort.
Embeddable Process Decision Engine increases workflow efficiencies by using runtime execution data.

Workflow FAQ's http://www.cdevworkflow.com/workflow-faq/

Posted 17-Jun-14 5:31am

Kevin Sweeney

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Valery Possoz · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-12T10:53:00

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Hello,

If you are using WF4 then I recommend you read this article from MSDN:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee624139.aspx[^]

I think it is what you are after, ie visual workflow tracking.

The article has an associated download that is really good.

Valery.

Posted 12-Sep-11 10:53am

Valery Possoz