Charles Young

Home | Contact | Syndication

| Login

140 Posts | 54 Stories | 357 Comments | 376 Trackbacks

News

MVP - Microsoft Most Valuable Professional

Twitter

cnayoung So YouTube is 'down for maintenance'. Twitscoop reveals that it is not just me! about 9 hours ago

cnayoung Just posted on event stream and Rete processing at http://digg....1FjOnafter seeing Alexandre's post at http://digg....1FjOx about 5 days ago

cnayoung October Rules Fest 2009 over. Fantastic conference. Reports at http://digg....1FRfF about 9 days ago

cnayoung RT @OwenC: RT @WiredUK: Oh dear. The dark side of geek culture: Eminem. In Klingon. http://bit.ly/2IdWQS about 21 days ago

cnayoung Eldest daughter's 18 surprise party went well. about 29 days ago

cnayoung What a crazy world. I can't buy coffee on the train because they haven't got a paper bag. Health and safety!! about 42 days ago

cnayoung Back to Mo'bay to pick up the rental car and get our freedom. Next time we will be a bit better organised! about 81 days ago

cnayoung Travelling down the A1 between Mo'bay & Ocho Rios. Hasn't changed much in 15 years. about 83 days ago

cnayoung Shuttle launch delayed for 48 hours. Wednesday evening, now. about 119 days ago

cnayoung Just watching shuttle launch and..oh no...its been canceled again. Try again tomorrow. about 119 days ago

Article Categories

Post Categories

Image Galleries

Family

Alternative Feeds

BizTalk Bloggers

BizTalk Sites

CEP Bloggers

CMS Bloggers

Fun

Other Bloggers

Rules Bloggers

SharePoint Bloggers

Utilities

BizTalk File Dumper

WF Bloggers

WF: Comparing WF rules and the Microsoft Business Rule Engine

In Microsoft's Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), rules are executed through a sequential, rather than an 'inferencing' engine. Although WF rule processing bears a superficial resemblance to rule processing in the Microsoft Business Rules Engine (MS BRE), there are profound differences. This article attempts to explain the fundamental differences, and to provide some insight into the strengths and weaknesses of each approach.

posted on Sunday, October 09, 2005 11:13 PM

Feedback

# re: WF: Comparing WF rules and the Microsoft Business Rule Engine 8/24/2006 6:18 AM John Heo

Thanks for information