Restore the work flow state after closing browser

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Hi Everybody,
I had 1 more doubt on workflows. Here when i create new workflow I am able to transfer from one state to other by using sessions. But if i gone for long running processes I am not able to restore the sessions as browser was closed. In order to over come that I am storing state values into database. But here I am not able to restart the workflow where i stopped previously. So can anybody help me how to restart the workflow a workflow from state where we stopped.

Posted 17-Jun-12 19:20pm

Chitla Janardhan Reddy

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Hi everybody,
Got answer for this after a long struggle.
Here solution is, we can restore the state workflow in which state we left it by using rehydration.
For this declare an event in your interface and define that event in the service class. Now go to workflow design and give the event name and call one external method.
the link which i got answer is shown below with help of this i solved this issue.

Navigational Workflows Unleashed in WWF/ASP.NET 3.5[^]

Posted 24-Jun-12 23:33pm

Chitla Janardhan Reddy

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Chitla Janardhan Reddy · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-24T23:34:00

Hi everybody,
Got answer for this after a long struggle.
Here solution is, we can restore the state workflow in which state we left it by using rehydration.
For this declare an event in your interface and define that event in the service class. Now go to workflow design and give the event name and call one external method.
the link which i got answer is shown below with help of this i solved this issue.

Navigational Workflows Unleashed in WWF/ASP.NET 3.5[^]