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My personal favorite among publishers on integration is celebrating it’s 1000th title. “Join the celebration” and register before September the 30th to receive a suprise  gift. More info on the PacktPub site. Blog Post by: Mikael Sand

The short, short version: A very good book arriving very late. If you have an implementation that uses Windows Server AppFabric (or AppFabric for short) then there is no reason what so ever for not getting this book. A definite 5 star! AppFabric Anyone remember the days when we called it Dublin and was...

The book has finally been published. I couldn’t be happier about it. It’s been a fun ride but reaching the finish line is always sweet. The book itself is targeted at the BizTalk Server certification 70-595. We have done our very best to be as brief and as focused on the areas of the certification as...

It is hard to not point out the fact that this is a cookbook, and there already is a book about BizTalk recipes . It is also hard not to point out the fact that I love cooking but hate using cookbooks… This is a cookbook I really, really like though. I imagine that you, like me, have a collection of...

”There is no Hello World in BizTalk” - Dan Rosanova (author of the book) I really want to like this book . Right off the bat the title is awesome with a capital A. Right up my alley as it were. For a long time there has been a lack of literature about the more practical details around patterns and anti...

Back in the days when I was working with BizTalk 2004 I always had the book ‘Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 Unleashed‘ close by on my desk. Later on, when BizTalk 2006 was released the same was the case for the book ‘Professional BizTalk Server 2006‘. It is not my intention to...

Congratulations to Brett Tyrrell from Australia via Facebook and Mike Koerner (@michaelskoerner) from USA via Twitter for winning the BizTalk 2010 Line of Business Systems Integration books from Packet Publishing. Watch for more great opportunities from BizTalkGurus.com in the new future.

These code samples are part of the book "Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform". Each folder relates to a specific chapter in the book. While this code can be useful on its own, this code is best used along with the book. The book walks through a detailed use-case and then...

This is a brief overview of the solution presented in chapter 10 of my book "Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform". In this solution, a SharePoint 2010 List is used to store customer information. When inserted, a .Net 3.5 Workflow is triggered to make a call into a .Net 4...

This video takes a look at the WHY behind the new book "Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform." We hear from Richard Seroter, Ewan Fairweather, and Stephen W. Thomas. The book, by Packt Publishing, is a scenario-based view of when to use what Microsoft Technology to solve...