Installing and Using Enterprise Workflow .Net/COM API Library for Visual Studio Programming
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The Enterprise Workflow .Net/COM API library is designed to be a high-level wrapper around the workflow web service. The wrapper is designed so that the average VB/VB.Net or any other ActiveX/COM user does not need to know anything about calling web services.
Because this API is both .Net and COM/ActiveX enabled it can be used in the following environments:
1.) In VBA or VBScript it can be called in a late-bound fashion via CreateObject. 2.) In VB5/VB6 or any other development environment that can make latebound calls the API can also be called via CreateObject. 3.) Microsoft Word, Excel or any other VBA enabled application can use the API library in a late-bound fashion via CreateObject. Note: In order to view the methods and properties of the API library, the API library must be referenced by a project from within .Net. The methods and properties are not available via the VBA, VB5 or VB6 object browsers. All calls from VBA/VB5/VB6 must be made via late binding with CreateObject. 4.) In Visual Studio 2003 or Visual Studio 2005 the API library can be directly referenced in a project so COM/ActiveX is not required when using the DLL from within a Visual Studio 2003/2005 project.
PC Software Pre-Requisites
1.) Windows 2000/XP/2003 Operating System 2.) Install .Net Common Language Runtime V1.1 if not already loaded. Note: The .Net Common Language 1.1 Runtimes can be downloaded from Microsoft: http://www.microsoft.com 3.) Install the Enterprise Workflow .Net/COM API Library from the following download link: http://www.rjssoftware.com/files/rjsflow/windows/WorkflowWebServiceClientLibSetup.exe
Sample VB Script File for Calling the API's from RJS VB Script Engine or any other VB Environment.
