One of the nice things about the WF activity model is that you can pretty rapidly take existing code and expose that functionality out as a WF activity. I was reading on Doug's blog, and noticed that he's got a series going where he will create an Open...

The great thing about this position is that I get to pay attention to all of the conversations folks are having about WF. The bad thing about this position is that I get to pay attention to all of the conversations folks are having about WF. I'm still...

The other day, someone directed me to Mike Taulty's blog ( http://mtaulty.com/blog/ ) where he has some fantastic posts about using Windows Workflow Foundation (check out his post on long running activities ). Mike also has put together a ton (24 as of...

So, we've got some examples of using the WF Rules Engine outside the confines of a workflow (see here , and here ). One feature you get inside of a workflow is that the rules engine will utilize the tracking service, if one has been provided, to log out...

I would be remiss if I did not point out this , a sample showing a nice WPF interface, WCF peer-to-peer communication, and WF to handle the logic of game generation. I'm going to take a look at it and see if we could use rules as the validation mechanism...

From Brian R's blog : "Workflow is both cute and pretty" A little more background on the quote will be coming in my next post!