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One of the great advantages to workflows is that they enable you to declaratively control the flow of execution. No longer are you required to tightly couple the business logic (the what and how) with the flow control (the when). You can develop discrete, independent activities containing your reusable business logic and then knit them together using the flow control activities.
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© 2007 Bruce Bukovics
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(2007). Flow Control. In: Pro WF. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0372-8_5
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