Vincent,

I'm starting Chapter 7, workflow, and was wondering why you chose NOT to use .net 3.5 WF (Windows Workflow Foundation)?

Just curious if you saw a draw back, I'm just learning WF now, so I do not know all the details as of yet.

Thanks for your insight,
-realkewl

Hi realkewl,
I apologize for the late response but work has been busy lately.
To answer your question I started by looking at the WF and actually spoke to the product manager at Tech Ed last summer in Orlando. I was explaining to her the functionality that I needed and she said it couldn't be done. Specifically I wanted to the ability to have an "issue" be able to bounce back and forth between to states for an unknown number of times.
I actually implemented this pattern for a defect\issue tracking system I built at my work. The issues go back and forth between the developer and the tester until they pass.
Hope this helps,
Vince

Thanks Vince, that really helped. I will proceed with reading.

-realkewl