I am continuing my Virtual Lab Series. I have recently went throuhg a good virtual lab on integrating Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) with Windows WorkFlow Foundation (WF).

Event Overview 

• The purpose of this lab is to illustrate how Workflow Foundation (WF) workflows can interoperate with Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) services using Visual Studio 2008. As we progress through this lab, we will also have an opportunity to examine new language features in Visual Basic and productivity features in Visual Studio 2008.
   
• With the release of Visual Studio 2008 comes new functionality that enables Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF) and WCF to interoperate seamlessly together.
   
• This lab has been built in Visual Basic and will also serve as an introduction into some of the language’s new features.
   

 You can view and find more information about this lab by clicking here.

I have another link for my Virtual Lab Series that is a lab for working with Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). This a lab gives you an overview of WCF and how to create and get started using WCF.

You can view the lab and more information by clicking here.

I thought I would start posting a Virtual Lab Series with some links to some good virtual labs that I have found so that others might be able to make use of the labs. I also want to have the links posted somewhere as a resource for me to find later. I will try to add more of these posts as I find these labs.

I was able to find a good Virtual Lab to work with Windows Presentation Foundation on Visual Studio 2008. These virtual labs allow you to remote into the virtual environment to complete the lab and learn the option you have selected.

Event Overview  (90 Minutes)

• This lab provides an introduction to the development of a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) client with Visual Studio 2008.  Visual Studio 2008 has a rich set of features to support the language integrated query framework for .NET (“LINQ”), Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), and design of WPF Applications.
• Furthermore, you will see how Visual Studio 2008 designer is used to build a WPF Client application. You will also see how LINQ features can be used against a SQL database, access a WCF-based service after generating a Service Reference, and you will also be introduced to some of the new language features in C#.

You can view the lab and more information by clicking here.