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Teaser: WPF Flow Diagramming

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In the very near future we will be releasing a beta version of our WPF Flow Diagramming control. A fairly specialised control but something that hopefully WPF developers out there will find useful.

Here’s a screenshot of an early version that will be going out for public beta testing soon:

The beta is not yet open and we will announce when we do make beta builds available. If you would like to be put on the list then please email me your contact details (jd@mindscape.co.nz).

As always, we appreciate any feedback you have – drop a comment below!

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Posted by John-Daniel Trask on 19 January 2009

2 Responses to “Teaser: WPF Flow Diagramming”

1. Hello,
   I look forward to giving this one a try. Will it be possible to run this control in a browser hosted app? Do you plan a Silverlight version?
   Regards,

   Douglas Birch

   Douglas Birch Jan 23rd, 2009

2. Hello Douglas,

   The intent is that you should be able to run it in an XBAP, and we have done a couple of quick tests to check this, but we have not yet fully tested it nor created a working sample. (We know from the WPF Property Grid that some care may be required to get XBAP projects working due to the way Visual Studio handles licensing.)

   The current code makes significant use of features that Silverlight doesn’t support (e.g. triggers and multibindings), so Silverlight support would involve porting rather than just recompiling. We will listen to customer feedback on this and will look at delivering a Silverlight version if the interest is there.

   Ivan Towlson Jan 25th, 2009

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