Posted By: mwink | Jul 7th, 2006 @ 4:35 PM | 26,437 Views | 10 Comments
Moustafa has put together this screencast to show off how you can use the Rules Engine capabilities contained in Windows Workflow Foundation outside of a workflow, and leverage it to drive the business logic of a Windows Forms application.  Check out the video, and if you're interested in more, then head on over to  our community site where you can download the sample.

This is the article that Moustafa mentions that introduces the Rules Engine available at MSDN.


For more information on Windows Workflow Foundation, you can check the following resources:
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I agree with Seraph.  I understand each group within Microsoft putting out demos for each .Net feature and keeping them simle to get concepts across.  It would be nice to see a small amount of work go into showing how to do it correctly with the proper separation.  This could be done with one field as an example if time and effort is limited.  I have yet to see a good reference application written using a mixture of these concepts, features, and practices in a single example.  This is especially true for client applications.  There are web examples-a-plenty but from the current emphasis I'm guessing Windows.Forms is dead.  It looks like either Microsoft employees don't know how to do this or don't want anyone else to know.  Thus we end up doomed to salvage projects with countless problems that may have been avoided with a good example of how to do it right.
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