Java Web Services Architecture 1st Edition by James McGovern, Sameer Tyagi, Michael Stevens, Sunil Matthew ISBN 1558609008 9781558609006

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ISBN 10: 1558609008 
ISBN 13: 9781558609006
Author: James McGovern, Sameer Tyagi, Michael Stevens, Sunil Matthew

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 useful for systems architects and provides many of the practical considerations for implementing web services including authorization, encryption, transactions and the future of Web Services.

Java Web Services Architecture 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Web Services Overview
What Are Web Services?
History
Web Services Technology
Other Concerns
Java and Web Services
Application Scenarios
Implementation Scenarios
Benefits of Web Services
A Word about Standards
Summary
Chapter 2: Service-Oriented Architecture
SOA Entities
SOA Characteristics
Summary
Chapter 3: Component-Based Service Development
Development Lifecycle
Design
Verification and Validation
Maintenance
Summary
Chapter 4: SOAP
The Case for SOAP
What Does SOAP Define?
SOAP Message Structure
SOAP Message Elements
SOAP Processing Model
SOAP Encoding
SAAJ
Summary
Chapter 5: WSDL
Describing a Web Service
Describing Functional Characteristics of Services
WSDL 1.2
Summary
Chapter 6: UDDI
Discovering Web Services
Categorizing Services
Identifiers
Business Entity Relationships
UDDI’s SOAP Interfaces
UDDI and SOAP/WSDL Relationships
Publishing WSDL Service Interfaces in UDDI
Internationalization and Multiple Languages
Extending a UDDI Registry
UDDI4J
Private UDDI Registries
UDDI Futures
Summary
Chapter 7: ebXML
Architectural Overview of ebXML
Putting It All Together
Summary
Part {Two}: The JAX APIs
Introduction to The JAX APIs
Chapter Eight Java Web Service Developer Pack
Chapter Nine JAXP
Chapter Ten JAX-RPC
Chapter Eleven JAXM
Chapter Twelve JAXR
Chapter Thirteen JAXB
Chapter 8: Java Web Service Developer Pack
Setting Up Java WSDP
Java WSDP Components
Summary
Chapter 9: JAXP
JAXP Architecture
SAX
DOM
When to Use SAX
When to Use DOM
When Not to Use Either
JAXP and XML Schemas
XSLT
XSLTc
JDOM
JAXP RI
Summary
Chapter 10: JAX-RPC
JAX-RPC Service Model
Data Types and Serialization
JAX-RPC Development
Advanced JAX-RPC
JAX-RPC Interoperability
JAX-RPC and J2EE
Summary
Chapter 11: JAXM
Messaging and MOM
Messaging and Web Services
Messaging in Java
JAXM Architecture
Designing with JAXM
Developing with JAXM
What Is Right for Me—JAXM or JAX-RPC?
Summary
Chapter 12: JAXR
Registries and Repositories
JAXR Architecture
The JAXR Information Model
The JAXR API
JAXR to UDDI Mapping
JAXR and ebXML Registry
Summary
Chapter 13: JAXB
The Need for Binding and JAXB
When to Use JAXB
JAXB Architecture
Developing with JAXB
XML-to-Java Mapping
The JAXB API
Validation with JAXB
Customizing JAXB
When to Use Custom Declarations
Summary
Part {Three}: Advanced Topics
Introduction to Advanced Topics
Chapter Fourteen Transaction Management
Chapter Fifteen Security
Chapter Sixteen Practical Considerations
Chapter Seventeen Future Standards
Chapter 14: Transaction Management
Concepts
A Transaction Model for Web Services
New Transaction Specifications
JSRs for Web Service Transaction Support
Summary
Chapter 15: Security
Security Considerations for Web Services
Web Services Security Initiatives
Canonical XML
XML Digital Signatures
Apache XML Security
XML Encryption
Security Assertions Markup Language
Web Services Security Assertions
XML Access Control Markup Language
XML Key Management Specification
WS-I Specifications
SOAP and Firewalls
Security and J2EE
Java Cryptography Extensions
Implementation Scenarios
Identity Management
Liberty Alliance
SourceID
Summary
Chapter 16: Practical Considerations
Systems Management
Interoperability
Pricing Models
XMLPay Specification
Service Level Agreements
Testing Web Services
Performance
High Availability
Scalability
Clustering
Fault Tolerance
Grid Computing
Enabling Services
Final Checklist
Summary
Chapter 17: Future Standards
Web Service Composition
Summary
XML Schema
JSTL
The Software Architect’s Role

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