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Java Web Services Architecture


Author(s): McGovern; Tyagi; Stevens; Mathew
ISBN10:  1558609008
ISBN13:  9781558609006
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  4/28/2003
Publisher(s): Elsevier Science

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SummaryTable of Contents
Written by industry thought leaders, Java Web Services Architecture is a no-nonsense guide to web services technologies including SOAP, WSDL, UDDI and the JAX APIs. This book is the trusted advisor to systems architects and provides an unbiased look at many of the practical considerations for implementing web services including authorization, encryption, transactions and the future of Web Services.

* Covers all the standards, the JAX APIs, transactions, security, and more.
* Contains CD with author code and software from BEA, Sun, The Mind Electric, Altova, CapeClear, Systinet, Republica, Iona, Parasoft, Ipedo, and more.
* Web enhanced with additional material at http://www.webservicesarchitecture.com.
Foreword xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xxi
Part {One} The Foundation
1(264)
Web Services Overview
3(32)
What Are Web Services?
4(1)
History
4(10)
Web Services Technology
14(3)
Other Concerns
17(3)
Java and Web Services
20(1)
Application Scenarios
21(4)
Implementation Scenarios
25(3)
Benefits of Web Services
28(2)
A Word about Standards
30(3)
Summary
33(1)
References
34(1)
Service-Oriented Architecture
35(30)
SOA Entities
37(3)
SOA Characteristics
40(21)
Summary
61(1)
References
62(3)
Component-Based Service Development
65(32)
Development Lifecycle
66(14)
Design
80(11)
Verification and Validation
91(3)
Maintenance
94(1)
Summary
95(1)
References
96(1)
Soap
97(36)
The Case for SOAP
97(4)
What Does SOAP Define?
101(1)
SOAP Message Structure
102(1)
SOAP Message Elements
103(9)
SOAP Processing Model
112(7)
SOAP Encoding
119(6)
SAAJ
125(6)
Summary
131(2)
WSDL
133(44)
Describing a Web Service
134(1)
Describing Functional Characteristics of Services
135(39)
WSDL 1.2
174(2)
Summary
176(1)
References
176(1)
UDDI
177(58)
Discovering Web Services
178(14)
Categorizing Services
192(4)
Identifiers
196(2)
Business Entity Relationships
198(1)
UDDI's SOAP Interfaces
199(3)
UDDI and SOAP/WSDL Relationships
202(11)
Publishing WSDL Service Interfaces in UDDI
213(3)
Internationalization and Multiple Languages
216(3)
Extending a UDDI Registry
219(2)
UDDI4J
221(6)
Private UDDI Registries
227(4)
UDDI Futures
231(2)
Summary
233(2)
ebXML
235(30)
Architectural Overview of ebXML
237(24)
Putting It All Together
261(1)
Summary
262(3)
Part {Two} The JAX APIs
265(316)
Java Web Service Developer Pack
267(10)
Setting Up Java WSDP
268(1)
Java WSDP Components
268(8)
Summary
276(1)
JAXP
277(36)
JAXP Architecture
278(1)
SAX
278(9)
DOM
287(5)
When to Use SAX
292(1)
When to Use DOM
292(1)
When Not to Use Either
293(1)
JAXP and XML Schemas
293(5)
XSLT
298(9)
XSLTc
307(1)
JDOM
308(3)
JAXP RI
311(1)
Summary
311(1)
References
312(1)
JAX-RPC
313(92)
JAX-RPC Service Model
314(1)
Data Types and Serialization
315(21)
JAX-RPC Development
336(31)
Advanced JAX-RPC
367(26)
JAX-RPC Interoperability
393(5)
JAX-RPC and J2EE
398(4)
Summary
402(3)
JAXM
405(74)
Messaging and MOM
405(5)
Messaging and Web Services
410(1)
Messaging in Java
411(17)
JAXM Architecture
428(6)
Designing with JAXM
434(5)
Developing with JAXM
439(33)
What Is Right for Me-JAXM or JAX-RPC?
472(4)
Summary
476(3)
JAXR
479(66)
Registries and Repositories
479(1)
JAXR Architecture
480(3)
The JAXR Information Model
483(8)
The JAXR API
491(40)
JAXR to UDDI Mapping
531(2)
JAXR and ebXML Registry
533(11)
Summary
544(1)
JAXB
545(36)
The Need for Binding and JAXB
545(4)
When to Use JAXB
549(1)
JAXB Architecture
550(1)
Developing with JAXB
551(4)
XML-to-Java Mapping
555(4)
The JAXB API
559(7)
Validation with JAXB
566(1)
Customizing JAXB
567(12)
When to Use Custom Declarations
579(1)
Summary
580(1)
Part {Three} Advanced Topics
581(162)
Transaction Management
583(38)
Concepts
583(10)
A Transaction Model for Web Services
593(4)
New Transaction Specifications
597(21)
JSRs for Web Service Transaction Support
618(1)
Summary
619(2)
Security
621(68)
Security Considerations for Web Services
621(5)
Web Services Security Initiatives
626(8)
Canonical XML
634(1)
XML Digital Signatures
635(4)
Apache XML Security
639(9)
XML Encryption
648(2)
Security Assertions Markup Language
650(8)
Web Services Security Assertions
658(1)
XML Access Control Markup Language
658(1)
XML Key Management Specification
659(1)
WS-I Specifications
660(8)
SOAP and Firewalls
668(1)
Security and J2EE
669(3)
Java Cryptography Extensions
672(4)
Implementation Scenarios
676(4)
Identity Management
680(2)
Liberty Alliance
682(3)
SourceID
685(3)
Summary
688(1)
Practical Considerations
689(38)
Systems Management
689(1)
Interoperability
690(3)
Pricing Models
693(3)
XMLPay Specification
696(1)
Service Level Agreements
697(2)
Testing Web Services
699(4)
Performance
703(4)
High Availability
707(6)
Scalability
713(2)
Clustering
715(3)
Fault Tolerance
718(2)
Grid Computing
720(2)
Enabling Services
722(2)
Final Checklist
724(1)
Summary
725(2)
Future Standards
727(16)
Web Service Composition
728(14)
Summary
742(1)
Appendix A XML Schema
743(28)
Document Type Definition
745(2)
XML Schema
747(13)
Bringing It All Together
760(2)
Advanced Topics
762(8)
Summary
770(1)
Appendix B JSTL
771(14)
Expression Languages
771(2)
Using JSTL
773(1)
XML Support Tags in JSTL
774(7)
Putting It Together
781(4)
Appendix C The Software Architect's Role
785(4)
The Architect Manages Stakeholder Expectations
785(2)
The Architect Designs the System
787(1)
The Architect Implements the Baseline Architecture
788(1)
Index 789(40)
About the Authors 829(2)
About the CD 831

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