jamescon

I'm not sure about a company wide repository, but Steven Clarke (who was in the video) is a usability engineer involved with all of the WinFx components.   So he helps identify common themes and areas of inconsistency acrosss Windows Workflow Foundation, Windows Communication Foundation, and Windows Presentation Foundation.

James Conard
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Unfortunately we don't have that example posted yet, but we do have a example application that is very similiar.  The Workflow Designer Control Example re-hosts the Workflow Designer control in a custom Windows Forms application and enables drag-and-drop from a toolbox of activities onto the design surface.


James Conard
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TheWiseman wrote:

Great technology, I see huge usage potential in most of the projects I am working on. Any RTM release or GO Lives license dates yet clear?

Thanks.

The RTM for Windows Workflow Foundation is scheduled for early Q3 2006.   This will be a standalone release designed to support Office "12".  Then Windows Workflow Foundation will also be included with WinFx later in the calendar year.   We're working on the plans for go-live licenses now.   Stay tuned to http://www.WindowsWorkflow.net and http://msdn.microsoft.com/workflow for more details on go-live licenses. 

James Conard

PerfectPhase wrote:

Is this technology going to be used in the next Exchange to replace the god awful VB-Script based one in it at the moment?

Stephen.

No, unfortunately Windows Workflow Foundation will not be used in the next version of Exchange. 


James Conard