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cnayoung See Stephen Thomas' demo of 'Dublin'. http://bit.ly/daugo about 16 days ago

cnayoung Changed my Twitter location and time to Tehran. Helps in fighting the cyberwar, apparently. about 18 days ago

cnayoung He'll have a great time. Personally, as an adult, I consider Butlins a form of cruel torture. about 18 days ago

cnayoung @OwenC Yeah, went there with the kids a few years ago. They loved it. But then, they were very young.... about 18 days ago

cnayoung @OwenC Yeah, Bing's OK. Not sure its really denting Google, though about 18 days ago

cnayoung @OwenC OK. On first page: Bing 8, Yahoo 0, Google 11. So, nil points pour Yahoo about 18 days ago

cnayoung @OwenC ??? I got 1,760,000 results on Bing, 96,900,000(!) on Yahoo and 2,460,000 on Google. Am I missing something? about 18 days ago

cnayoung @_developit Yes. Microsoft's 'Office Web' is expected to be released at same time as Office 14. Office in the browser. about 18 days ago

cnayoung @_developit Well, we shall see. The new RIA features in Office 14 should help maintain market share about 29 days ago

cnayoung Yesterday it was Jacqui Smith. Today, Hazel Blears is resigning. Any women left in the Cabinet? about 31 days ago

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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

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

Thanks for information

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