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		<description><![CDATA[<p>I'm not sure if this is 'hard-hat' enough, but here goes.<br /><br />I was doing some work with the Speech Application Framework when I ran into Sql Notification services.<br /><br />I got a little excited about it, installed it and ran thorugh the tutorials.&nbsp;&nbsp; Around lesson 8 or so I was becoming underwhelmed.&nbsp; It seemed like a large amount of work to simply raise database driven events.<br /><br />I've come to notice that whenever I'm 'underwhelmed' with something, its usually that I'm missing something.<br /><br />Have any of you used SQl Notificaton servies? If so, how have you found it useful?&nbsp; Compared to rolling your own solution?<br /><br /></p>]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>We used it in a project about a year ago.&nbsp; I'd say that the tutorials are not the best.<br /><br />We used it in a workflow scenario.&nbsp; People who where interested in&nbsp;following a contract through the workflow were automatically subscribed to the contract (interested meant that they were either creating the contract, had to approve the contract, or were a
 manager of the people who created or approved them).&nbsp;<br /><br />Whenever the contacts state changed we fired an event - but we didn't want and e-mail to go out whenever the state changed (the users would see it as just more spam) so we collected all the state changes and put them into an e-mail that went out between 12
 midnight and 3am.&nbsp; When they came in in the morning the people had a list of contacts they had to approve and also a list of the people who were holding up the process. The e-mail's were all html formatted using an xslt file.<br /><br />We also had notifications that went out that directly affect a particular user.&nbsp; If they were next in line for the contract they were notified.&nbsp;
<br /><br />We had not quite gotten to the point of using alternate forms of notifications, but we could have added it pretty quickly once we got the e-mail notifications working.<br /><br />My overall impression was that it was quite a bit of work to get this setup, but once it was it worked pretty flawlessly.<br /><br />Rolling our own was certainly possible, but it would have taken much longer to test it.</p>]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>It should be a lot easier in SS2K5 and know Tony Mann is working on a Notification Services book that should help shorten the runway.</p>]]></description>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 Apr 2004 04:12:31 GMT</pubDate>
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