WWF with Web Application

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Hi All,

I am creating the web application which will handle the creation/Modification of Public Folders in Outlook. This Web application will be having requests which we need to handle. I am thinking of using WWF for the same.
As I am not familiar with WWF. Could you please help me for the same? Can WWF will be used in such kind of scenarios? Is there any examples here which can help me for this?

Posted 27-Dec-13 2:42am

sandy_56

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Dec-13 11:47am

Your concern could be quite reasonable, but it does not make your question reasonable, because, from your description, we cannot see how your problem may or may not be related to WWF, you just did not describe it, did not explain your ultimate goals and did not share your ideas. There is no enough matter for discussion...
—SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Dec-13 12:12pm

Frankly, I don't see much work for WWF here. It looks more event oriented then workflow-oriented. Moreover, too much of human interaction is involved, which means separate UI + communication layer, so it also leads to the even-oriented approach. You can have some tier for communications between decision-making people interacting with the ASP.NET tier...
—SA

sandy_56 30-Dec-13 1:28am

Thanks for your responce Sergey

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Dec-13 1:48am

You are welcome. Happy New Year!
—SA

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