I just received a call from a Microsoft Partner who is building on the Microsoft Workflow Foundation (.NET 3.0), but needs the persistence store for the Workflow Engine to be an Oracle database instead of the Out of the box functionality of a SQL Server database-store. I did a little research and found out that there is a Community Project that is building a Workflow Tool that allows you to use a variety of Database Vendors as the Workflow persistence store, including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle (MS/ODP.NET) and MySQL. The best part is that it's free. 
It's in the Alpha phase at the moment, but they appear to be releasing updates on a regular basis.
To access the tool: Click Here
~ Robert Shelton
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