So by now all of you know that understanding Windows Workflow Foundation is going to be quite helpful in implementing ILM 2.
Having lived 9 of the last 12 months in Redmond, WA, I now understand a lot more about sprinkling
So I thought I would provide a sprinkling of understanding about Windows Workflow Foundation: a categorization of the built in workflows.
| Category | Activity | Composite | Notes |
| Invoke Web Service | |||
| Conditional | Conditional Activity Group | ||
| Conditional | IfElse | ||
| Conditional | Policy | Akin to a switch statement or Select Case | |
| Conditional | While | ||
| Custom | Code | ||
| Error | Compensate | ||
| Error | Fault Handler | ||
| Error | Throw | ||
| Flow | Delay | ||
| Flow | EventDriven | ||
| Flow | Listen | X | 2+ event driven |
| Flow | Parallel | X | 2+ sequence |
| Flow | Replicator | for each | |
| Flow | state | ||
| Flow | Sequence | X | |
| Flow | setstate | ||
| Flow | StateInitialization | X | |
| Flow | Suspend | ||
| Flow | Terminate | ||
| Flow | Transaction Scope |
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Very nice David, I would also urge readers to check out Mark Gabarra's blog for information relating WF and ILM 2. I also hope that we'll be able to goad our own Paul Divan into bringing his experiences to the blogosphere!
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