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Old January 29th, 2008, 04:33 AM
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what is meaning the word "Windows" inside the Windows Presentation Foundation,WCF and WWF?
is it refer to windows OS or it is refer to windows Forms?
 
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WPF = Windows Presentation Foundation, is an alternative technology to Windows Forms (note, not a replacement).
WCF = Windows Communication Foundation, is a technology for communications between systems, including web services.
WF = Workflow Foundation, is a framework for integrating workflow into an application.

In none of these instances is the 'Windows' referring to 'Windows Forms'.

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