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August 2006 - Posts

Office Activity, or Wrapping Existing Code Quickly

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
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In this corner... (and $100)

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
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24 Workflow Screencasts Posted to wf.netfx3.com

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
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Tracing Rules Execution

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
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WF & Sudoku

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,
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Great Workflow Quote

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!
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