September 2005 - Posts
I attended a "get to know your son's/daughter's teacher" event last night for my son's new school (new in that it is still under construction). A major theme I took away is that teaching styles have drastically changed in the little bit of time I've been
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If you just want to do it, click here otherwise, read on. Yes, hockey has finally returned. October 5th can't come any sooner. While browsing around the web, I started to look to see if anyone had a way to import the entire NHL season into my Outlook
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One of the really cool features of Windows Workflow Foundation is the ability to dynamically update a running workflow by inserting new activities or changing the properties of existing activities. All of this is done at runtime and really opens up some
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I've written 2 books in my life and while writing my 2nd book a question popped into my head out of nowhere and consumed me for the better part of an hour or so. The book was a "cookbook" and so I had to think of problems and then give the solution. Here's
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I am responsible for designing the tutorials that go into the documentation for Windows Workflow Foundation (among other things). I'm also responsible for implementation which includes all the coding and writing for the tutorials. The Beta 1 release of
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If you try to create multiple WorkflowRuntime objects in the same process you'll notice that the first engine instance starts up just fine but the subsequent instances all throw exceptions. Windows Workflow Foundation only allows 1 runtime object per
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My blog has been silent for awhile due to me being moved from BizTalk Accelerators to the new workflow technology dubbed Windows Workflow Foundation. Since it was officially announced today, I can start back up and fill the backlog of info I need to get
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