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SYSK 215: Testing the Limits of .NET 3.0 Workflow Foundation

First, here is what triggered this investigation: since your application (windows/web) hosts the workflow runtime in process, and given that the WinWF is managed code, it made me think: 1. What application domain will it run in? Will it create its own or use my application domain? Will all instances of the workflow

Filed under: Windows Workflow Foundation | On : 2006 Oct 10 | From: AppDev: Something You Should Know by Irena Kennedy |

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