Web services essentials / Ethan Cerami.
Idioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: Sebastopol, California: O'Reilly, 2002Descripción: 288 pTipo de contenido:- texto
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CONTENIDO
Part I: Introduction to Web Services
Chapter 1. Introduction
Section 1.1. Introduction to Web Services
Section 1.2. Web Service Architecture
Section 1.3. XML Messaging
Section 1.4. Service Description: WSDL
Section 1.5. Service Discovery: UDDI
Section 1.6. Service Transport
Section 1.7. Security Considerations
Section 1.8. All Together Now
Section 1.9. Standards and Coherence
Part II: XML-RPC
Chapter 2. XML-RPC Essentials
Section 2.1. XML-RPC Overview
Section 2.2. Why XML-RPC?
Section 2.3. XML-RPC Technical Overview
Section 2.4. Developing with XML-RPC
Section 2.5. Beyond Simple Calls
Part III: SOAP
Chapter 3. SOAP Essentials
Section 3.1. SOAP 101
Section 3.2. The SOAP Message
Section 3.3. SOAP Encoding
Section 3.4. SOAP via HTTP
Section 3.5. SOAP and the W3C
Section 3.6. SOAP Implementations
Chapter 4. Apache SOAP Quick Start
Section 4.1. Installing Apache SOAP
Section 4.2. Hello, SOAP!
Section 4.3. Deploying SOAP Services
Section 4.4. The TcpTunnelGui Tool
Section 4.5. Web Resources
Chapter 5. Programming Apache SOAP
Section 5.1. Working with Arrays
Section 5.2. Working with JavaBeans
Section 5.3. Working with Literal XML Documents
Section 5.4. Handling SOAP Faults
Section 5.5. Maintaining Session State
Part IV: WSDL
Chapter 6. WSDL Essentials
Section 6.1. The WSDL Specification
Section 6.2. Basic WSDL Example: HelloService.wsdl
Section 6.3. WSDL Invocation Tools, Part I
Section 6.4. Basic WSDL Example: XMethods eBay Price Watcher Service
Section 6.5. WSDL Invocation Tools, Part II
Section 6.6. Automatically Generating WSDL Files
Section 6.7. XML Schema Data Typing
Part V: UDDI
Chapter 7. UDDI Essentials
Section 7.1. Introduction to UDDI
Section 7.2. Why UDDI?
Section 7.3. UDDI Technical Overview
Section 7.4. UDDI Data Model
Section 7.5. Searching UDDI
Section 7.6. Publishing to UDDI
Section 7.7. UDDI Implementations
Section 7.8. Web Resources
Chapter 8. UDDI Inquiry API: Quick Reference
Section 8.1. The UDDI Inquiry API
Section 8.2. Find Qualifiers
Chapter 9. UDDI 4J
Section 9.1. Getting Started
Section 9.2. Finding and Retrieving UDDI Data
Section 9.3. Publishing UDDI Data
Section 9.4. UDDI4J Quick Reference API
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