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http://lib.hutech.edu.vn/ebookonline/ebook9/0321146182/toc.html
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J2EE Web Services
Pub Date : October 24, 2003
Pages : 928
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Praise for J2EE Web Services
Preface
Are Web Services Important?
What Do I Need to Know to Read This Book?
What Does This Book Cover?
How Is This Book Organized?
What Doesn't This Book Cover?
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. An Overview of J2EE 1.4 Web Services
Section 1.1. The J2EE Platform
Section 1.2. The Technologies of Web Services
Section 1.3. The J2EE Web Service APIs
Section 1.4. Wrapping Up
Part I. XML
Chapter 2. XML Basics
Section 2.1. XML Primer
Section 2.2. XML Namespaces
Section 2.3. Wrapping Up
Chapter 3. The W3C XML Schema Language
Section 3.1. XML Schema Basics
Section 3.2. Advanced XML Schema
Section 3.3. Wrapping Up
Part II. SOAP and WSDL
Chapter 4. SOAP
Section 4.1. The Basic Structure of SOAP
Section 4.2. SOAP Namespaces
Section 4.3. SOAP Headers
Section 4.4. The SOAP Body
Section 4.5. SOAP Messaging Modes
Section 4.6. SOAP Faults
Section 4.7. SOAP over HTTP
Section 4.8. Wrapping Up
Chapter 5. WSDL
Section 5.1. The Basic Structure of WSDL
Section 5.2. WSDL Declarations: The definitions, types, and import Elements
Section 5.3. The WSDL Abstract Interface: The message, portType, and operation Elements
Section 5.4. WSDL Messaging Exchange Patterns
Section 5.5. WSDL Implementation: The binding Element
Section 5.6. WSDL Implementation: The service and port Elements
Section 5.7. WS-I Conformance Claims
Section 5.8. Wrapping Up
Part III. UDDI
Chapter 6. The UDDI Data Structures
Section 6.1. The businessEntity Structure
Section 6.2. The businessService and bindingTemplate Structures
Section 6.3. The tModel Structure
Section 6.4. The publisherAssertion Structure
Section 6.5. UUID Keys
Section 6.6. WS-I Conformance Claims
Section 6.7. Wrapping Up
Chapter 7. The UDDI Inquiry API
Section 7.1. General Information about UDDI SOAP Messaging
Section 7.2. The Inquiry Operations
Section 7.3. Wrapping Up
Chapter 8. The UDDI Publishing API
Section 8.1. Operation Definitions and Payloads
Section 8.2. Fault Messages
Section 8.3. Wrapping Up
Part IV. JAX-RPC
Chapter 9. JAX-RPC Overview
Section 9.1. The Server-Side Programming Models
Section 9.2. The Client-Side Programming Models
Section 9.3. Other JAX-RPC Topics Covered
Section 9.4. SAAJ
Section 9.5. Wrapping Up
Chapter 10. JAX-RPC Service Endpoints
Section 10.1. A Simple JSE Example
Section 10.2. The JSE Runtime Environment
Section 10.3. Multi-threading and JSEs
Section 10.4. Wrapping Up
Chapter 11. JAX-RPC EJB Endpoints
Section 11.1. An Enterprise JavaBeans Primer
Section 11.2. Enterprise JavaBeans Web Services
Section 11.3. Wrapping Up
Chapter 12. JAX-RPC Client APIs
Section 12.1. Generated Stubs
Section 12.2. Dynamic Proxies
Section 12.3. DII
Section 12.4. Wrapping Up
Chapter 13. SAAJ
Section 13.1. A Simple SAAJ Example
Section 13.2. Creating a SOAP Message
Section 13.3. Working with SOAP Documents
Section 13.4. Working with SOAP Faults
Section 13.5. Sending SOAP Messages with SAAJ
Section 13.6. SAAJ 1.2 and DOM 2
Section 13.7. Wrapping Up
Chapter 14. Message Handlers
Section 14.1. A Simple Example
Section 14.2. Handler Chains and Order of Processing
Section 14.3. The Handler Runtime Environment
Section 14.4. Wrapping Up
Chapter 15. Mapping Java to WSDL and XML
Section 15.1. Mapping WSDL to Java
Section 15.2. Mapping XML Schema to Java
Section 15.3. Holders
Section 15.4. Faults and Java Exceptions
Section 15.5. Wrapping Up
Part V. JAXR
Chapter 16. Getting Started with JAXR
Section 16.1. Using a UDDI Test Registry
Section 16.2. Connecting to a UDDI Registry
Section 16.3. Using the RegistryService and BusinessLifeCycleManager
Section 16.4. The BulkResponse Type
Section 16.5. Exceptions
Section 16.6. Wrapping Up
Chapter 17. The JAXR Business Objects
Section 17.1. The RegistryObject Interface
Section 17.2. The Organization Information Object
Section 17.3. Wrapping Up
Chapter 18. The JAXR Technical Objects
Section 18.1. The Service and ServiceBinding Information Objects
Section 18.2. The Concept Information Object
Section 18.3. The SpecificationLink Information Object
Section 18.4. The Association Information Object
Section 18.5. Predefined Enumerations
Section 18.6. Wrapping Up
Chapter 19. The JAXR Inquiry and Publishing APIs
Section 19.1. Mapping JAXR to the UDDI Inquiry API
Section 19.2. Mapping JAXR to the UDDI Publishing API
Section 19.3. Wrapping Up
Part VI. JAXP
Chapter 20. SAX2
Section 20.1. Parsing with SAX: XMLReaderFactory and XMLReader
Section 20.2. The ContentHandler and DefaultHandler Interfaces
Section 20.3. Validating with W3C XML Schema
Section 20.4. Wrapping Up
Chapter 21. DOM 2
Section 21.1. Parsing with DOM: DocumentBuilderFactory and DocumentBuilder
Section 21.2. Nodes
Section 21.3. Building a DOM Document
Section 21.4. Copying Nodes
Section 21.5. Wrapping Up
Part VII. Deployment
Chapter 22. J2EE Deployment
Section 22.1. Overview of the J2EE Deployment Process
Section 22.2. J2EE Web Services Deployment
Section 22.3. Deploying JSEs
Section 22.4. Deploying EJB Endpoints
Section 22.5. Service References
Section 22.6. Wrapping Up
Chapter 23. Web Service Descriptors
Section 23.1. The wsdl-file and wsdl-port Elements
Section 23.2. The port-component-name Element
Section 23.3. The service-endpoint-interface Element
Section 23.4. The service-impl-bean Element
Section 23.5. The jaxrpc-mapping-file Element
Section 23.6. The handler Element
Section 23.7. Wrapping Up
Chapter 24. JAX-RPC Mapping Files
Section 24.1. Conditions for a Lightweight JAX-RPC Mapping File
Section 24.2. A Lightweight Example
Section 24.3. A Heavyweight Example
Section 24.4. Anatomy of a Mapping File
Section 24.5. Wrapping Up
Appendices
Appendix A. XML DTDs
Appendix B. XML Schema Regular Expressions
Section B.1. Character Sets
Section B.2. Quantifiers
Section B.3. Other Meta-characters
Section B.4. Real-World Examples
Appendix C. Base64 Encoding
Appendix D. SOAP RPC/Encoded
Section D.1. The soap:encodingStyle Attribute
Section D.2. The Operation Structs
Section D.3. Simple Types
Section D.4. Complex Types
Section D.5. Array Types
Section D.6. References
Section D.7. Wrapping Up
Appendix E. SOAP Messages with Attachments
Section E.1. Understanding MIME
Section E.2. Using MIME with SOAP
Section E.3. Wrapping Up
Appendix F. SAAJ Attachments
Section F.1. The Java Activation Framework
Section F.2. SAAJ and JAF: AttachmentPart
Section F.3. The SOAPPart
Section F.4. The SOAPEnvelope
Section F.5. Wrapping Up
Appendix G. JAX-RPC and SwA
Section G.1. JAF Revisited: DataContentHandler and DataSource Types
Section G.2. A Simple Example
Section G.3. Mapping MIME Types to Java
Section G.4. Using DataHandler and DataSource Types
Section G.5. Wrapping Up
Appendix H. Using JAX-RPC DII without a WSDL Document
Bibliography
Web Services Specifications
XML
SOAP
WSDL
UDDI
J2EE 1.4 Specifications
Web Services
Miscellaneous Specifications
الكتاب موجود فى الموقع
http://lib.hutech.edu.vn/ebookonline/ebook9/0321146182/toc.html
========================================
J2EE Web Services
Pub Date : October 24, 2003
Pages : 928
(Please be patient, the pages take a few moments to load.)
Praise for J2EE Web Services
Preface
Are Web Services Important?
What Do I Need to Know to Read This Book?
What Does This Book Cover?
How Is This Book Organized?
What Doesn't This Book Cover?
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. An Overview of J2EE 1.4 Web Services
Section 1.1. The J2EE Platform
Section 1.2. The Technologies of Web Services
Section 1.3. The J2EE Web Service APIs
Section 1.4. Wrapping Up
Part I. XML
Chapter 2. XML Basics
Section 2.1. XML Primer
Section 2.2. XML Namespaces
Section 2.3. Wrapping Up
Chapter 3. The W3C XML Schema Language
Section 3.1. XML Schema Basics
Section 3.2. Advanced XML Schema
Section 3.3. Wrapping Up
Part II. SOAP and WSDL
Chapter 4. SOAP
Section 4.1. The Basic Structure of SOAP
Section 4.2. SOAP Namespaces
Section 4.3. SOAP Headers
Section 4.4. The SOAP Body
Section 4.5. SOAP Messaging Modes
Section 4.6. SOAP Faults
Section 4.7. SOAP over HTTP
Section 4.8. Wrapping Up
Chapter 5. WSDL
Section 5.1. The Basic Structure of WSDL
Section 5.2. WSDL Declarations: The definitions, types, and import Elements
Section 5.3. The WSDL Abstract Interface: The message, portType, and operation Elements
Section 5.4. WSDL Messaging Exchange Patterns
Section 5.5. WSDL Implementation: The binding Element
Section 5.6. WSDL Implementation: The service and port Elements
Section 5.7. WS-I Conformance Claims
Section 5.8. Wrapping Up
Part III. UDDI
Chapter 6. The UDDI Data Structures
Section 6.1. The businessEntity Structure
Section 6.2. The businessService and bindingTemplate Structures
Section 6.3. The tModel Structure
Section 6.4. The publisherAssertion Structure
Section 6.5. UUID Keys
Section 6.6. WS-I Conformance Claims
Section 6.7. Wrapping Up
Chapter 7. The UDDI Inquiry API
Section 7.1. General Information about UDDI SOAP Messaging
Section 7.2. The Inquiry Operations
Section 7.3. Wrapping Up
Chapter 8. The UDDI Publishing API
Section 8.1. Operation Definitions and Payloads
Section 8.2. Fault Messages
Section 8.3. Wrapping Up
Part IV. JAX-RPC
Chapter 9. JAX-RPC Overview
Section 9.1. The Server-Side Programming Models
Section 9.2. The Client-Side Programming Models
Section 9.3. Other JAX-RPC Topics Covered
Section 9.4. SAAJ
Section 9.5. Wrapping Up
Chapter 10. JAX-RPC Service Endpoints
Section 10.1. A Simple JSE Example
Section 10.2. The JSE Runtime Environment
Section 10.3. Multi-threading and JSEs
Section 10.4. Wrapping Up
Chapter 11. JAX-RPC EJB Endpoints
Section 11.1. An Enterprise JavaBeans Primer
Section 11.2. Enterprise JavaBeans Web Services
Section 11.3. Wrapping Up
Chapter 12. JAX-RPC Client APIs
Section 12.1. Generated Stubs
Section 12.2. Dynamic Proxies
Section 12.3. DII
Section 12.4. Wrapping Up
Chapter 13. SAAJ
Section 13.1. A Simple SAAJ Example
Section 13.2. Creating a SOAP Message
Section 13.3. Working with SOAP Documents
Section 13.4. Working with SOAP Faults
Section 13.5. Sending SOAP Messages with SAAJ
Section 13.6. SAAJ 1.2 and DOM 2
Section 13.7. Wrapping Up
Chapter 14. Message Handlers
Section 14.1. A Simple Example
Section 14.2. Handler Chains and Order of Processing
Section 14.3. The Handler Runtime Environment
Section 14.4. Wrapping Up
Chapter 15. Mapping Java to WSDL and XML
Section 15.1. Mapping WSDL to Java
Section 15.2. Mapping XML Schema to Java
Section 15.3. Holders
Section 15.4. Faults and Java Exceptions
Section 15.5. Wrapping Up
Part V. JAXR
Chapter 16. Getting Started with JAXR
Section 16.1. Using a UDDI Test Registry
Section 16.2. Connecting to a UDDI Registry
Section 16.3. Using the RegistryService and BusinessLifeCycleManager
Section 16.4. The BulkResponse Type
Section 16.5. Exceptions
Section 16.6. Wrapping Up
Chapter 17. The JAXR Business Objects
Section 17.1. The RegistryObject Interface
Section 17.2. The Organization Information Object
Section 17.3. Wrapping Up
Chapter 18. The JAXR Technical Objects
Section 18.1. The Service and ServiceBinding Information Objects
Section 18.2. The Concept Information Object
Section 18.3. The SpecificationLink Information Object
Section 18.4. The Association Information Object
Section 18.5. Predefined Enumerations
Section 18.6. Wrapping Up
Chapter 19. The JAXR Inquiry and Publishing APIs
Section 19.1. Mapping JAXR to the UDDI Inquiry API
Section 19.2. Mapping JAXR to the UDDI Publishing API
Section 19.3. Wrapping Up
Part VI. JAXP
Chapter 20. SAX2
Section 20.1. Parsing with SAX: XMLReaderFactory and XMLReader
Section 20.2. The ContentHandler and DefaultHandler Interfaces
Section 20.3. Validating with W3C XML Schema
Section 20.4. Wrapping Up
Chapter 21. DOM 2
Section 21.1. Parsing with DOM: DocumentBuilderFactory and DocumentBuilder
Section 21.2. Nodes
Section 21.3. Building a DOM Document
Section 21.4. Copying Nodes
Section 21.5. Wrapping Up
Part VII. Deployment
Chapter 22. J2EE Deployment
Section 22.1. Overview of the J2EE Deployment Process
Section 22.2. J2EE Web Services Deployment
Section 22.3. Deploying JSEs
Section 22.4. Deploying EJB Endpoints
Section 22.5. Service References
Section 22.6. Wrapping Up
Chapter 23. Web Service Descriptors
Section 23.1. The wsdl-file and wsdl-port Elements
Section 23.2. The port-component-name Element
Section 23.3. The service-endpoint-interface Element
Section 23.4. The service-impl-bean Element
Section 23.5. The jaxrpc-mapping-file Element
Section 23.6. The handler Element
Section 23.7. Wrapping Up
Chapter 24. JAX-RPC Mapping Files
Section 24.1. Conditions for a Lightweight JAX-RPC Mapping File
Section 24.2. A Lightweight Example
Section 24.3. A Heavyweight Example
Section 24.4. Anatomy of a Mapping File
Section 24.5. Wrapping Up
Appendices
Appendix A. XML DTDs
Appendix B. XML Schema Regular Expressions
Section B.1. Character Sets
Section B.2. Quantifiers
Section B.3. Other Meta-characters
Section B.4. Real-World Examples
Appendix C. Base64 Encoding
Appendix D. SOAP RPC/Encoded
Section D.1. The soap:encodingStyle Attribute
Section D.2. The Operation Structs
Section D.3. Simple Types
Section D.4. Complex Types
Section D.5. Array Types
Section D.6. References
Section D.7. Wrapping Up
Appendix E. SOAP Messages with Attachments
Section E.1. Understanding MIME
Section E.2. Using MIME with SOAP
Section E.3. Wrapping Up
Appendix F. SAAJ Attachments
Section F.1. The Java Activation Framework
Section F.2. SAAJ and JAF: AttachmentPart
Section F.3. The SOAPPart
Section F.4. The SOAPEnvelope
Section F.5. Wrapping Up
Appendix G. JAX-RPC and SwA
Section G.1. JAF Revisited: DataContentHandler and DataSource Types
Section G.2. A Simple Example
Section G.3. Mapping MIME Types to Java
Section G.4. Using DataHandler and DataSource Types
Section G.5. Wrapping Up
Appendix H. Using JAX-RPC DII without a WSDL Document
Bibliography
Web Services Specifications
XML
SOAP
WSDL
UDDI
J2EE 1.4 Specifications
Web Services
Miscellaneous Specifications