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I'm in the office this morning, wrapping some things up and then it's wheels up to Barcelona for a week. Paul , Clemens , Shy and I will all be there hanging out somewhere between our talks and the Connected Systems booths, so stop on by and say hi! Read More...
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The workflow Technical Learning Center appears in CNET's " The View From TechEd 2006 " Read More...
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I was out of town for most of this week, so I am busy catching up on things here. First, I would like to thank Jon for this post , pointing out some areas of improvement which can be made in the designer re-hosting sample that I pointed to. Paul then let me know that Vihang's article on MSDN had been updated as well. Vihang's article is a great introduction to a lot of the issues that you will encounter in designer rehosting. Other than that, I'm getting ready to head off to TechEd, where the WF team will be in full force. If you're looking to find out anything about worklow, stop by our sessions or chalk talks. If you're plate is already full with other things to do, stop on by the Connected Systems TLC in the developer section (I think it's "blue"). There will be plenty of product team members hanging around to talk about any workflow questions you might have. I'll be the guy wearing the blue Microsoft shirt, so I should be pretty easy to find! Oh, and make sure to check out www.windowsworkflow.net on Monday morning, we've got a little bit of an update coming :-); Read More...
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There is one additional chalk-talk that is not in the previous list. In addition to chalk talks that dive deep into technical areas, we've got one from a customer who has just wrapped up a project that deployed Workflow. Marc has been working with them on this, and they're going to talk about what they've done. This is a great chance to hear about WinFX from someone who has already deployed it in their production environment. The details are below: Abstract : Credit Suisse Group is a leading global financial services company, providing clients with investment banking, private banking and asset management services worldwide. Like in most enterprises, Credit Suisse provided their developers with physical machines for development. Issues such as combination of authorization, physical delivery times and compliance-related workflows led to slow development timeframes. Their R&D group built an extremely extensible self-service virtual-machine provisioning system that enables software developers in a fraction of the time to easily, securely and rapidly provision on-demand disposable workstations, servers, and multi-tier environments. Credit Suisse will exponentially increase software developer productivity, drastically lower IT costs and ensure compliancy with continuously stringent regulatory requirements. The solution uses Windows Workflow Foundation, Windows Communication Foundation, and Virtual Server. Speaker : Leslie Muller (Architect - Credit Suisse Global R&D) Location Read More...
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No problem, you can still take part in the sessions. Dennis will be doing one that talks about using Workflow Foundation and WCF together, always a topic a lot of people ask about. It just so happens that talk will be broadcast live . There's also a talk broadcast live on ASP.NET and WF . If that's not what you're looking for, there will be a lot of sessions broadcast, check out this page . Read More...
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The scene: Boston, June 20006 The story: Workflow is going to be out in full force, we've got a ton of great sessions lined up, and we've tried to create a bunch of good chalk-talks for people to attend when they just can't get enough workflow! Ok, to be specifice, we've got 15 workflow sessions, and another 8 chalk-talks on top of that. You can't find the chalk-talks from the main site yet, so I'm going to list them below. When you get to Boston come find us in the Connected Systems (CON) in the developer Technical Learning Center (TLC) , which I believe is going to be color designated the blue TLC. We'll have something that lets you know when you can attend these great sessions. And remember, these aren't recorded, so it's a one time show, you may never be able to catch these presentations again! CON-TLC206 Monitoring Running Workflows Using the Tracking Service Presenters: Moustafa Ahmed & Joel West In Windows Workflow Foundation, the tracking service keeps log information about workflow events and activity execution statuses. The workflow runtime automatically identifies events related to executing workflow instances and outputs them to a tracking service. This chalk talk will cover the capabilities of the out of box SQL-based tracking service as well as how and why you would build a custom tracking service. CON-TLC208 Hosting a web application business logic in WF Presenter: Matthew Winkler In this chalk talk we’ll look at ways to leverage WF to handle the business logic Read More...
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