When you run a Workflow using Workflow Foundation, you
pass arguments to the workflow in a Dictionary form where
the type of Dictionary is Dictionary.
This means you miss the strong typing features of .NET languages.
You have to know what arguments the workflow expects by looking at
the Workflow public properties. Moreover, there’s no
way to make arguments required. You [...]
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Strongly typed workflow input and output arguments
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