Dublin
evolution of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) as part of the .NET Framework 4.0
Someone out in the ether asked a question that I have heard many times and i just shake my head. With "Dublin" on the horizon as the future distributed application server role for Windows, does it make sense for Microsoft to call this new role "Windows BizTalk Services"? my answer is ... I don't think they want to do that. Biztalk and Dublin are different products. Biztalk is an application integration messaging server. Dublin is an application server. Biztalk integrates applications. Dublin runs...
This code contains a sequential workflow running in a console application. There is a sequence and inside the sequence a QueryActions and ForeachLoop. The QueryActions Activity is a custom activity that you can create through Visual Studio add >> new >> .... etc... it gives you a design surface where you can drop standard out of the box activities. In this case the QueryActions activity has inside of it a standard toolbox DBQuery activity which lets you point and click your way to a database...