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BizTalk 2010 Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach
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18/02/2011
BizTalk 2010 Recipes is a great book for the BizTalk developer who would like a basic step--this book is an incredibly easy read. The examples are appropriate and "real world" enough to be useful and the explanations are technically sound and understandable. It is also covers all the basic functionality within BizTalk-schemas, maps, orchestration, BRE, etc. as well as some of the less-used features such as EDI.
Although I really liked Beckner's writing style and the step-down of BizTalk features and a description of how to use them.
That is a valuable service all in itself, and I highly recommend this book for that use. However, if you're really looking for something to help with BizTalk "recipes" from a business problem or architectural patterns point of view, another book, such as Seroter's BizTalk SOA book might serve that purpose better.
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