Delivering notifications with the Windows Push Notification Service and Windows Azure
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Windows Workflow Foundation shipped with .NET 4 and is a great way to build extensible apps, model long-running processes and orchestrate services. In this session, we’ll look at the options available to leverage Workflow Foundation in Windows Azure, starting with the capabilities on offer today, before taking a peek into the future and looking at some new features that the team is working on for running and managing workflows in Azure.
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The Discussion
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Josh_Twist You can get the code from the demos on my blog, here at: http://www.thejoyofcode.com/Building_Applications_with_Workflow_and_Azure_ndash_BUILD_2011.aspx
Josh
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Vaskko Great session Josh! Really enjoyed watching it!
What is going to be the recommended way of utilizing the power of WF in Azure in the future - using a worker role where we invoke the workflows and use SQL Azure for persistence or using the AppFabric Applications where we consume WF as a service and use the Service Bus? I remember you making a demo some time ago about the AppFabric Apps too.
Greetz