lunes, 7 de abril de 2008

Diferencias entre workflows de Sharepoint Designer y Visual Studio

Gracias a un compañero de Raona, Carlos E., puedo publicar este gráfico que nos indica las diferencias entre diseñar un WF con SharePoint Designer y Visual Studio. Muy útil cuando quieres saber rápidamente con que herramienta empezar a trabajar y no tener que tirarlo todo y volver al principio ;-)

Category

SharePoint Designer

Visual Studio

Supported WF Hosts

WSS/MOSS

WSS/MOSS/Others

Development Model

Wizard based

Graphical Designer

Types of Workflows Supported

Sequential

Sequential and State

Workflow Type

Markup only; markup file, rules and supporting files are uncompiled

Markup with code behind compiled into an assembly

Code Behind

No

Yes

Activities

Built-in and use custom

Built-in, use and develop custom

Forms Technology

Autogenerated, customizable ASP.NET Forms

Design forms in any technology including ASP.NET or InfoPath

Association

Associated automatically with a single list at design time. No other associations possible.

Can be associated with multiple content types, lists, and document libraries

Initiation

Initiation forms are supported

Initiation forms are supported

Modification

Cannot modify workflow using modification forms

Can modify workflows

Tasks

Supports custom task forms

Supports custom task forms

Deployment

Automatically deployed to associated list, live changes

Must build package and deploy workflow using SharePoint feature technology

Debugging

No Debugging

Visual Studio Debugging

A2