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IoT and “Industrie 4.0” for SharePoint–Part II

In the Part I of this article series I described how to build the System on Module application in .NET Micro Framework which publishes (ingress) events from sensor to the Service Bus. Additionally I also described how to implement the listener on the...

Published Tue, Dec 12 2014 8:00 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: cloud, azure, Office 365, windows azure, SharePoint, ServiceBus, Integration, Microsoft Azure, Devices and Services

IoT and “Industrie 4.0” for SharePoint - Part I

No question IoT (Internet of Things) seems to be very interesting, usable and powerful topic. When talking about IoT we typically think about small devices and cool solutions around them in human accessible environment. Interestingly, there is an...

Published Tue, Dec 12 2014 8:00 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: cloud, azure, Office 365, windows azure, SharePoint, ServiceBus, Microsoft Azure, Devices and Services

My IoT Session on SharePoint Conference 2014 in Berlin

No question IoT (Internet of Things) seems to be very interesting, usable and powerful topic. When talking about IoT we typically think about small devices and cool solutions around them in human accessible environment. Interestingly, there is an...

Published Tue, Dec 12 2014 11:08 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: cloud, azure, Office 365, windows azure, SharePoint, ServiceBus, Microsoft Azure

Deprecation of the Workflow in Workflow Manager

When Working with Share Point Workflows (Workflow Manager) you might notice following error in the event log. The associated workflow has been deprecated. In the normal system state this error should never happen. However the Workflow Manager Client API...

Published Thu, Mar 03 2014 8:00 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Workflow, WF, cloud, SharePoint, ServiceBus, Workflow Manager

Power of Windows Azure PaaS: State Share and Persistence in the cloud

If you are experienced enterprise developer who targets the Microsoft platform, you have probably at least once in your have a requirement to share some state across different instance of an application. But, if you are hobby developer or any other professional...

Published Mon, Apr 04 2013 3:00 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Architecture and Modeling, cloud, azure, AppFabric, windows azure, SharePoint, Integration

Welcome to WinDays 2013

I'm very happy that 01. Mai is on the front. This is my favorite Barbie Queue day. But till than one more public conference only. WinDays is probably after Tech Ed the biggest developer conference in Europe. Traditionally I will give few talks...

Published Sun, Apr 04 2013 4:06 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: windows azure, SharePoint, ServiceBus

Cumulative Updates for Workflow Manager, Service Bus (SharePoint 2013 – Workflow Engine)

The first Cumulative Update for Workflow Manager and Service Bus or formally known SharePoint workflow is online. which actually includes Suspend/Resume of instances support. (It will also be available via WebPI soon). WF Manager : KB article (KB2799754...

Published Thu, Feb 02 2013 11:23 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: WCF, WF, windows azure, Windows, SharePoint, ServiceBus

Deploying of the new version of SharePoint Workflow

Assume you have an activity which is executing for very long time. This is so called Long-Running workflow. In fact long-running scenario is one of scenarios in Commuter Sciences which practically can very easy be solved by Using Microsoft Workflow Foundation...

Published Tue, Dec 12 2012 8:58 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Workflow, WF, cloud, windows azure, SharePoint

How do SharePoint 2013 Workflows look like under the hub?

To get a feeling how SharePoint Workflows look like under the hub take a look on following example: http://developers.de/media/p/422263.aspx . This is the original XML which fully (natively) describe the workflow deployed by SharePoint. Following picture...

Published Thu, Nov 11 2012 8:40 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Workflow, WF, cloud, windows azure, SharePoint

What will happen if WorkflowManager crashes?

If The Workflow Manager Backend service terminates unexpectedly all workflow’s persisted data will remain persisted in database, but the workflow itself will stop the execution. In this case there is an event id 7031 in System Event Log : The Workflow...

Published Tue, Nov 11 2012 12:20 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: WF, cloud, windows azure, wc, SharePoint

SharePoint Workflow TrustedSurface

As I described here Windows Azure Workflow (Workflow Manager) is originally designed to run in the cloud. That means it designed as multitenant application. because of that the Workflow Manager must fulfill several very sensitive security requirements...

Published Mon, Nov 11 2012 8:23 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Workflow, WF, windows azure, SharePoint

Agenda for SharePoint Workflow Engine Deep Dive

Announcing agenda for session “SharePoint Workflow Engine Deep Dive” at conference “ Knowledge Days rund um SharePoint - DAS Event zu Microsoft SharePoint 2013 ” in Munic at Nov. 20 and Nov.21. 2012. AGENDA

Published Sun, Nov 11 2012 10:05 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: WF, AppFabric, Office 365, windows azure, Windows, SharePoint

Deployment of Workflows in Workflow Manager

When deploying Workflows within Workflow Manager as long activities inside of trusted surface are used, there is no assembly which should be referenced or published to the host. All required is contained in a XAML. Usually one workflow is WorkflowDefinition...

Published Sun, Nov 11 2012 11:48 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Workflow, WF, Office 365, windows azure, SharePoint

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