Working with the Nintex Workflow 2013 SDK
This section describes how to interact with the Workflow web service and the .NET Framework class library to perform common tasks with Nintex Workflow 2013.
Assumptions
The procedures and code samples in the Nintex Workflow 2013 SDK assume that you are familiar with the following products and technologies:
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Visual Studio 2012
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Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
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.NET Framework 4.5
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Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)
Code samples for service operations
Whenever a topic in this section provides a code sample that demonstrates the use of a service operation from the Workflow web service, the code sample assumes that an automatically generated WCF SOAP client, created by adding a service reference for the Workflow web service to a Visual Studio 2012 project. The Workflow web service is configured for NTLM authentication over HTTP protocol. In all code samples, the instance of the proxy class for the WCF SOAP client is named soapClient, and is used in the code samples to invoke service operations. The code that configures the WCF SOAP client and instantiates the soapClient proxy class is excluded for purposes of readability.
For more information about adding service references to SOAP web services and generating WCF SOAP clients, see How to: Add, Update, or Remove a Service Reference on Microsoft Developer Network.