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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

Filed under: Windows Workflow Foundation | On : 2005 Oct 09 | From: Charles Young |

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