I had been implementing a custom activity in WWF and added some dependecy properties to the actvity to allow binding. I tried and tried but for some reason i could not get the little blue i at the side of my properties to show it was bindable.
Here is what i had put in my activity:
Public Shared ToProperty As DependencyProperty = DependencyProperty.Register("To", GetType(String), GetType(SendEmailActivity), New PropertyMetadata(someone@example.com))
Public Property EmailTo() As String
Get
Return CType(MyBase.GetValue(SendEmailActivity.ToProperty), String)
End Get
Set(ByVal value As String)
MyBase.SetValue(SendEmailActivity.ToProperty, value)
End Set
End Property
As you can see i had ToProperty and EmailTo as the names. Even though they were pointing to each other the dependency property and the .NET accessor property need to be identical. They are even case sensitive!!
One to watch out for if you are doing any WWF and custom activities.
Monday, 18 June 2007
Windows Workflow Foundation Activity Dependency Properties
Posted by Omen at 20:39
Labels: Dependency Properties, Workflow
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