July, 2009

Microsoft can’t keep me quiet for much longer. I haven’t written about Dublin for many months, and I’m about to explode. Lucky for me we’re getting close to a public release, when I’ll be able to talk about features specifically and post new screenshots. The first customers who will get Dublin bits are those who have been accepted into our TAP program. This is a great way for customers to get the technology early and a great way for us on the team to get early feedback about our product. See this...

You have a simple test state machine workflow with Started state, an Approved state, a Rejected state, and a Completed state. Each state has a corresponding event handler that is used to transition from state to state by raising the appropriate event. Host application is an ASP.Net web application and the workflow assembly is put in GAC. It all works and then you create a few instances of the workflow, transition them to the Started state, and then decide to add a Canceled state. Now, re-version...