Biztalk is dead !! Long live WWF (No, not the wrestling...)


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# re: Biztalk is dead!! Long live WWF (No, not the wrestling...)

Gravatar whew... I freaked for a second... we just bought Biztalk!!! I am looking forward to Biztalk 2006 though. 9/15/2005 1:14 PM | solid(javascript:__doPostBack('Comments_ascx$CommentList$ctl00$EditLink',''))

# re: Biztalk is dead!! Long live WWF (No, not the wrestling...)

Gravatar I freaked too, having also recently bought Biztalk. I guess that's the point of an eye-catching title.;) 2/25/2006 12:41 AM | Senor Vocabulary(javascript:__doPostBack('Comments_ascx$CommentList$ctl01$EditLink',''))

# re: Biztalk is dead!! Long live WWF (No, not the wrestling...)

Gravatar Is it true?I'm learning biztalk now----- 11/7/2007 6:51 PM | chisky(javascript:__doPostBack('Comments_ascx$CommentList$ctl02$EditLink',''))

# re: Biztalk is dead!! Long live WWF (No, not the wrestling...)

Gravatar Windows Workflow Foundation? 3/8/2009 11:38 PM | jasminlive(javascript:__doPostBack('Comments_ascx$CommentList$ctl03$EditLink',''))


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