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I have been pretty much interested in Microsoft Windows Workflow lately and trying to figure out how to explain to my 13 year old nephew its concepts and simple applications. I run into this article, informative and quite useful but not really simple at all (maybe because of my bad English)
http://www.developerfusion.com/article/84942/architecting-systems-using-windows-workflow-foundation/
I simply think workflow can be defined as a series of rule based steps designed to accomplish a specific task. It can be used to create a simplified model of a complex system which is to demonstrate how the complex system functions in the real world. The three main issues presented in the article confuse me; I realize my understanding about WF only matches the first and I don't understand what they explain in the second and third issues at all.
Could someone offer me a short explanation over the article's main ideas as well as show me how WF can be of real help in practical applications you might have done or know of ? Thank you a lot.
http://www.developerfusion.com/article/84942/architecting-systems-using-windows-workflow-foundation/
I simply think workflow can be defined as a series of rule based steps designed to accomplish a specific task. It can be used to create a simplified model of a complex system which is to demonstrate how the complex system functions in the real world. The three main issues presented in the article confuse me; I realize my understanding about WF only matches the first and I don't understand what they explain in the second and third issues at all.
Could someone offer me a short explanation over the article's main ideas as well as show me how WF can be of real help in practical applications you might have done or know of ? Thank you a lot.