InfoPath 2010 Cookbook 3: 101 Code Recipes for C# Developers Paperback – March 2, 2012

I started creating InfoPath forms a few months ago. In that time, I've looked at various websites and books on creating InfoPath forms. I needed to create forms that could query data from SQL, submit data to SQL, be hosted on SharePoint, and utilize code when required for functionality. I found nearly everything I needed to know in Cookbook 3. This book is far and away more helpful than any other resource I've found in print or online.Indeed, this book has great examples on how to create a SOAP Web Service to submit data to SQL and to return a value to InfoPath (such as a newly inserted record's identity value). I also used this book's examples on how to submit a repeating table's rows to a Web Service; how to use a SQL stored procedure to fill the records of a secondary data connection; and how to add rows to a repeating table programmatically, among many other things.Without this book, I would have gotten nowhere with creating InfoPath forms.

I rarely write reviews, but I purchased this book and found it to be very useful. I have a small library of working solutions collected from past development projects, and it's fairly solid. But in many cases, the ideas in this book are better, and I'm rethinking my architectural approach. I also like the way that the author has organized the `cookbook' - it's easy to find solutions for specific development issues. One suggestion: I'd like to have this on Kindle.

I am a novice SharePoint Developer and found this book extremely helpful. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is I believe the author should add more screenshots and be a little more directive in the instructions. Really great book overall though.

Like all of the previous books, this book was extremely helpful and insightful.

Gave me some great ideas and saved my backside a few times! Hope he helps us find an IP replacement and writes a Cookbook for it!

I recommend the developers who working with InfoPath and workflows on SharePoint to use this book as it have a very good ideas and a way to create more by yourself.

Wow. I spend about 50% of my work hours on InfoPath and Ms. Wong-A-Ton is brilliant. I regularly refer to this book when I get stuck.

I wish the details were a bit deeper and more board.

I bought this book for something specific which one of the recipes covered. I ran into a related issue and emailed the author who promptly investigated and workout a resolution. So well worth the money!

ottimo libro ce ne sono pochi che trattano gli argomenti di InfoPath in maniera così precisa e dettagliata, utile anche la parte di integrazione con prodotti SharePoint, consiglio vivamente l'acquisto.Pecca non ha una versione digitale di eBook al giorno di oggi è una grossa mancanza.