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Author: devx.com Published: 2nd Sep 2006 Visited: 167 times
If you're experimenting with workflows it won't be long before you find that you need to run a workflow that is too long to execute directly from memory. A workflow that needs hours—or even days—to conclude requires you to persist the workflow instance to an external medium so that the workflow can be continued later.
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