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.Net 3.0 Interview Questions
.Net 3.0 Interview Questions and Answers
July 21st, 2008oopsconcepts- oopsconcepts's blog
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.Net 3.0 Interview Questions
June 16th, 2008adminWhat is the Windows Presentation Foundation?
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Interview Questions on .Net 3.0
June 16th, 2008adminWhat is Windows Communication Foundation?
What is Windows Presentation Foundation?
What is Windows Workflow Foundation?
What is Windows CardSpace?
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XAML Interview Questions
June 16th, 2008admin- Are there advantages to building workflows using
only XAML? - Are there disadvantages in building workflows using
XAML? - Is XAML only used for quick UI
prototyping?
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.Net 3.0 Interview Questions Part 3
June 16th, 2008admin1. Are there advantages to building workflows using only XAML? Are there disadvantages?
2. What are the pros and cons of using an ExternalDataExchange service versus going directly to the WorkflowQueuingService?
3. When are attached dependency properties useful in WF programming?
4. What behavior does the default scheduling service provide?
5. How can my code participate in a database transaction with a workflow instance?
6. Why would I use a tracking service?
7. Describe a scenario where the WF runtime will cancel an executing activity.
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WPF Interview Questions
June 16th, 2008adminWindows Presentation Foundation Interview Questions:
Q: How do I host a Windows Forms control in a WPF application?
A: First make sure to add references to System.Windows.Forms and System.Windows.Forms.Integration. Then you need to decide if you will use code, XAML or a combination of both to work with the Windows Forms controls. If you are strictly using code, you would write code similar to the following:
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