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• Publié par: Wishtreetechnologies
• Publié le: 04 juin 2015
• Nombre de lectures: 3
• Langue: English

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Java Web Services using SOAP This course is designed to explain the need and architecture Introduction of web service, design and develop web services. Explain different specifications of web services. Motivation behind Web services Learning Objectives Motivation and role of WSDL, SOAP Wrapped web services Handling complex data Asynchronous web services SOAP with Attachments Introduction to WS-Metadata specification and JAXB 2.0 binding technology Integrating Web Services with Tomcat Different types of JAX-WS clients Fault generation in a web service Core Java 1.5 Prerequisites Basic Knowledge of XML JDK1.6, Java Docs, J2EE Docs, Eclipse JEE Helios, Tomcat6, Hardware/Software Axis2,

Contents Module1: Introduction to web services

Module2: Designing the interface for a simple web service

Module 3: Implementing a JAX WS web service Module 4: Wrapped web services and Handlers

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The definition of distributed computing The importance of distributed computing Core distributed computing technologies such as the following: Client/server, CORBA, Java RMI, Microsoft DCOM,Message- Oriented Middleware Common challenges in distributed computing The role of J2EE and XML in distributed computing Emergence of Web services and service-oriented architectures Understanding web services concepts Introduction to WSDL Message Part Operation Port Type Binding Port Target namespace The difference between RPC style and document style web services Understanding SOAP message format Introduction to UDDI Implementing a SEI @weservice and @webmethod annotations Understanding server side generated artifacts and JAX-B under the hood Understanding xml data types - marshelling/unmarshelling Understand wsimport and wsgen utilities Motivation behind wrapped services The Wrapped service implementation Generating a wrapped and unwrapped clients for testing the web service Interoperability perspective of the wrapped service implementation Understand wsgen utility Implement Client Side and Server Side Handlers Use @Resource to add WebServiceContext to access header and payload in SIB Send and receive complex data structures to and from a web

Handling complex data Module6: Understanding MTOM Module7: Asynchronous WS Invoking Lengthy operations

Module8: Web Services with Axis2

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service Fault generation in a web service

Understand Soap with Attachments(SwA) vs. DIME vs. MTOM MIME demo

Motivation behind Asynchronous web services Different facets of Asynchronous operations WS-Addressing from Web services perspective Understanding the client consuming an Asynchronous web service Creating an asynchronous client Understanding Callback handlers Using Axis2 with jaxws Creating Bottom Up Web Service using Axis2 and Eclipse