January 2010 Entries
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</test>
///<summary>This is a testing code content</summary>
public void TestMethod(string input, ITask runnableTask)
{
if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(inpu))
runnableTask(t => t.Command = input);
//do nothing...
}
///<summary>This is a testing code content</summary>
public void TestMethod(string input, ITask runnableTask)
{
if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(inpu))
runnableTask(t => t.Command = input);
//do nothing...
}
Ok, now my task, in this period, is evaluating and architecting a workflow engine implementation, better to say, how to support a workflow engine in an enterprise application to driving business processes (workflows). Ok, I can hear many of you which might say “why loosing time in that, we have Workflow Foundation here” or “we are close to the release of AppFabric and .NET 4.0 WF implementation” and that would mean something like “all the games are done…”. Well, I don’t really think so… First of all i don’t really like the Workflow Foundation, I...