Use Workflow to Invoke Web Services in Parallel
By : Kirk Allen Evans Blog | On : 2007 July 03
.style1 { background-color: #FFFF00; } The very first time I saw Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), I slapped together some InvokeWebServiceActivities onto a Workflow design surface and did a slight little smile at how easy it was to execute web services in a sequential fashion. Next, I started tinkering with stuff like the ParallelActivity, trying to execute multiple web services at the same time. That didn't work out so well for me. The ParallelActivity in WF is not truly parallel, it only...
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