I'm looking at the possibility of using Windows Workflow 3.0 (or possibly version 4) for a future project. I've done a fair amount of spec/tutorial/white-paper reading but I can't seem to find any information on implementing a workflow that understands working week days/public holidays etc. These concepts are very common in live systems so maybe I'm just looking in all the wrong places.
So I guess I have two questions:
- Have I missed something, is this something that WWF can handle out of the box? - if so a开发者_Python百科ny pointers appreciated.
- Is it just a case of setting the timeout on a delay activity dynamically based on my own logic in a previous stage of the workflow?
So you want have the workflow act on certain dates that are work week days/public holidays etc.? You're correct in that WF doesn't support this out of the box. I'd go with option #2.
Also if you're interested in WF4 Ron Jacobs has a sample on how to make a batch like workflow service that'll delay executing.
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