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Is Workflow Foundation a good option for creating a scheduled process for a customer rebilling solution? The process needs to run daily and interact with a data layer as well as a web service. In the past, I have defaulted to using SSIS and either a Scheduled Task or SQL Server Agent job to handle the scheduling.
Any input is appreciated.
On Channel 9 (endpoint.tv) there are two webcasts that address a scenario where Workflow Foundation is used for a batch job implementation.
I have used WF myself for some simple scheduled processes inside a Windows service and I must say that I’m very satisfied with the result.