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MSDN Published More of my SharePoint 2013 Code Samples

MSDN shared numerous SharePoint 2013 code samples, including one on creating a workflow in Visual Studio 2012 that calls an external web service.

This page was originally published here ▶️ MSDN Published More of my SharePoint 2013 Code Samples.

I just noticed that MSDN posted a ton of SharePoint 2013 code samples on their site… you can find them here: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/officeapps

I contributed a few to this list, specifically around SharePoint 2013 Windows Azure Workflow:

SharePoint 2013 workflow: Call an External Web Service: this one shows how to create a workflow in Visual Studio 2012 that calls a web service using the new HTTP activities and the DynamicValue data type.
SharePoint 2013 workflow: Create a Custom Action: this is the same thing as above, but I moved the web service call to a custom action for use in SharePoint Designer 2013 or Visual Studio 2012 workflows.