Morning Coffee 20
- Jim Gray has been missing
at
sea
since Sunday. My thoughts are with him. (via Werner
Vogels)
- We launched Windows
Vista and
Office 2007 yesterday. There
were parties on campus, but my
office
is a little off the beaten path, so we didn’t get a party.
- WF Activity
Validation
is very cool, but make sure you put your activities into a separate
project from your workflows. It took me a few minutes yesterday to
figure this out, but the validators are invoked not only for the
activities in workflows, but for the actual activity implementation
itself. My validation logic is checking to ensure properties are
specified and that given activities are or are not inside a
transaction
scope.
Obviously, the activity implementation is invalid according to these
rules. Also, you need to remove the Workflow.Targets import from
your activity project file, as that is what invokes the activity
validation.
- A quick follow-up to yesterday’s compiling workflows
post: WF
appears to be fairly short on out of the box functionality, but more
than makes up for it with an expansive extensibility model. It makes
the learning curve longer, but it’s well worth it the trip.
- I’m demoing the result of the proof of concept work we’ve done over
the last few months today. It’s been a while since I’ve presented to
any kind of audience so we’ll see how it goes.
Posted by devhawk.net on January 30, 2007. Filed under Morning Coffee. Tagged WF.
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