This document discusses distributed applications for Windows, cloud, and SharePoint. It provides an agenda that covers messaging, integration styles, sequence counters, state persistence, device state sharing, service bus, and workflow manager. The document includes diagrams showing how workflow manager integrates with SharePoint and other components. It concludes with demos of creating, publishing, running, and debugging workflows using workflow manager.

1. Distributed Applications
for Windows, Cloud and SharePoint
DAMIR DOBRIC
Lead Architect DAENET GmbH
Ms. VTSP for Windows Azure
Ms. Integration MVP
Ms. Connected Technology Advisor
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eMail: damir.dobric@daenet.com

2. AGENDA
Messaging
Integration
Style
Sequence
Counter
State
Persistence
Device
State Sharing
Service Bus
Workflow
Manager
How does it work?

3. Integration Styles

4. Messaging

5. Message Channel Patterns

6. DEMO
Cnt++
A=1
A=1
Duplex

7. Sequence Counter

8. State Persistence

9. Device State Sharing

10. Fabric, Gateway and Broker

11. Gateway and Broker

12. Entity Containers

13. What is Workflow Manager?
WF Resources
HTTP &
HTTPS
.NET Client
WF Backend
(.EXE)
WF Gateway
(IIS)
Activity Prog Model
Activity Prog Model
Core Runtime
Service Bus

14. And where is SharePoint?
WF Resources
HTTP &
HTTPS
SharePoint
WF Backend
(.EXE)
WF Gateway
(IIS)
Gateway
Fabric
Broker

15. SharePoint 2013 Workflows
Visual Studio
WF
SharePoint
Workflow
WF
SharePoint
Designer
SharePoint
Workflow
Authoring
HTTP /
OData
Office 365
+
SharePoint Server
Windows Azure Workflow
+
Workflow Manager

16. Demos: Workflow Manager Deep Dive
Create Workflow
Publish Workflow
Run Workflow
Debug Workflow
Under the hub

17. Recap / Q&A
Messaging
Integration
Style
Sequence
Counter
State
Persistence
Device
State Sharing
Service Bus
Workflow
Manager
How does it work?