Black Jack using Windows Workflow Part 2
OK, just a quick post to let you know I haven’t drop my idea for making Black Jack using Windows Workflow Foundation but the holidays and my Unisa assignments pushed it to the back of the pile.
So here is a quick pic of the contract between my Data Exchange Service and my Workflow.
Yes I know it says Host in the picture but as I write this I realised that I’m not communicating with the Host at all but with a Data Exchange Service which implements my contracts and does “useful†work for the host app.
Another thing I can tell you before I give you pictures of the workflow is that an event driven activity can have multiple outcomes. As you’ll see when I upload a picture of my workflow, the outcome of an event driven activity might lead to any new state. For instance in the player’s turn, when you draw a card, you might still be in the player’s turn or you might have bust then go to the deciding winner state (see my design in Part 1), the event was drawing a card which can have multiple outcomes.
