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Don’t forget, CINNUG (Cincinnati .Net User’s Group) is tomorrow night (6:00 PM at Max Train in Norwood). I’ll be presenting Windows Workflow Foundation. Hope to see you there!

M y client is currently on the lookout for several new .Net/SQL Server resources (Full Time Employees). They have been going through gobs of resumes and interviews. I get to hear some of the horror stories from the interviews, but it made me think back to what I came across when I was doing interviews for GA Sullivan and Avanade. I couldn’t believe the number of people who doctored their resume just in the hopes of getting the interview.

At my presentation for the code camp one of the attendees asked me if WWF had any interoperability with BPEL (Business Process Execution Language), a workflow description language created by IBM to standardize workflow type definitions. My answer at the time was, “I’m not familiar with any out of the box correlation between the two.” Well, it looks like some enterprising person/group is going to try to come up with a BPEL/WWF importer/exporter so that they can pull in BPEL workflows into WWF and export WWF workflows to BPEL.