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First Steps: Developing BizTalk Applications
By: Robert Loftin
Publisher: Apress
Pub. Date: April 2007
Print ISBN: 978-1-59059-849-8
Web ISBN: 1-59059-849-0
Pages in Print Edition: 104
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Overview
First Steps: Developing BizTalk Applications is a primer to most other introductory BizTalk books. If you feel like traditional beginning books are too abstract, and that you are mired in detail and missing the "big picture," check out this book. Its not a reference - its a jumpstart to learning BizTalk. You learn about the product in a phased approach. This way, you learn just what you need to know, when you need to know it. And the entire book is example-based: you learn by doing. Each phase provides detailed instructions for creating, deploying, and testing a BizTalk project. Through the books projects, you will be exposed to orchestrations, pipelines, maps, schemas, messages, ports, shapes, the BizTalk Server Administration console, and the Health and Activity Tracking (HAT) tool.
To quickly get ahead and quick-start your BizTalk learning process, this book is for you.
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"Best book for BT beginner" - by HEH on 28-APR-2011
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I've reviewed a few other books, and this one is the only one helped me to get on my feet as the beginner. Its projects are simple but covers important tools and concepts that's crucial to beginners. Although I'm using BT2010/VS2010 and this book is written for older version, most of the information provided in this book is still applicable. A few areas have been changed like HAT tool is no longer available in BT2009 and later, so I had to search on Online Help Doc to find the new tool (BT Tracking Database). Other than that, I pretty much got through the exercises successfully and learned a lot. This books is awesome and helped me to start using BT.
I wish there's an update version of this book for BT2010 (or maybe there is!) and there's a Intermediate-level of this book to extend the education.
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