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JAVA WEB SERVICES USING JAX-RPC

Course Description  
This two-day course will teach you how to develop web services applications with Java and the Java Web Services Development Kit. The initial topics cover basic technologies and architectures, then the emphasis switches to practical application of those concepts in the distributed web environment.

Course Length: 2 Days
Course Tuition: $690 (US)
Prerequisites
Fundamentals of XML and Java Programming.
Course Outline  

• Introduction to Web Services
What is a Web Service?
Service-Oriented Architecture
Distributed Applications
XML and Java
Web Services Structure
Why Web Services?
RPC and Document Styles
Web Service Initiatives

• Basic SOAP and JAX-RPC Clients
SOAP Overview
The SOAP Envelope
SOAP Over HTTP
RPC and Document styles
JAX-RPC
A SOAP Client
config.xml and wscompile
The Client Program
The Process

• JAX-RPC Servers
A SOAP Server
The Service Interface and Implementation
Datatypes for JAX-RPC
config.xml and wscompile
Generated Files
Packaging the Application
Deploy
The Process

• Describing Web Services with WSDL
The WSDL Meta-Language
WSDL Structure
Services and Ports
Bindings and Port Types
Data in Messages
WSDL and JAX-RPC
• Message Handlers and Attachments
Actors and SOAP headers
Message handlers
Implementing a Message Handler
SOAP encoding
SAAJ
Implementing a SAAJ Client
Sending a SAAJ Message
Attachments
Building attachments
A Document Server

• EJB Endpoints
J2EE Architectures
Standard J2EE Protocols
The Enterprise JavaBean
Deployment Descriptors
Compile
Package and Deploy
Client

• Appendix A - Security in Web Services
Security Requirements for Web Services
Encryption
Digital Signatures
Single Sign-on and SAML

• Appendix B – UDDI and JAXR
The UDDI Project
Taxonomies in UDDI
APIs and object model
JAXR
The Inquiry API
The Publishing API
Private Registries

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