Java J2EE Web Services Training Course
A
five-day on-site hands-on J2EE Web Class
© 2007 by Burleson Consulting
* Understand J2EE Internals.
* Learn J2EE structures, operators and strings.
* Use J2EE classes.
* See J2EE interface classes and object cloning.
* Create
J2EE
Graphical User Interfaces.
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This is an
intensive hands-on course designed to rapidly learn Java web programming
with J2EE. This
J2EE class will cover the use of procedural J2EE working with real-world examples and hands-on exercises.
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J2EE Web
Services
Addison Wesley, ISBN: 0321146182 |
The student should
have a basic understanding of computer programming. It is also a
plus to have object oriented concepts including
inheritance, polymorphism and encapsulation.
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This course was designed by Steve
Karam, an experienced programming professionals with many years
of J2EE and J2EE Experience.
J2EE Web Services Training Course
Syllabus Topics
1. An Overview
of J2EE 1.4 Web Services.
The J2EE
Platform.
The
Technologies of Web Services.
The J2EE Web
Service APIs.
2. XML Basics.
XML Primer.
XML
Namespaces.
3. The W3C XML
schema language.
XML Schema
Basics.
Advanced XML
Schema.
4. SOAP.
The Basic
Structure of SOAP.
SOAP
Namespaces.
SOAP Headers.
The SOAP Body.
SOAP Messaging
Modes.
SOAP Faults.
SOAP over
HTTP.
5. WSDL.
The Basic
Structure of WSDL.
WSDL
Declarations: The definitions, types, and import Elements.
The WSDL
Abstract Interface: The message, portType, and operation
Elements.
WSDL Messaging
Exchange Patterns.
WSDL
Implementation: The binding Element.
WSDL
Implementation: The service and port Elements.
WS-I
Conformance Claims.
6. The UDDI
Data Structures.
The
businessEntity Structure.
The
businessService and bindingTemplate Structures.
The tModel
Structure.
The
publisherAssertion Structure.
UUID Keys.
WS-I
Conformance Claims.
7. The UDDI
Inquiry
API.
General
Information about UDDI SOAP Messaging.
The Inquiry
Operations.
8. The UDDI
Publishing
API.
Operation
Definitions and Payloads.
Fault
Messages.
IV. JAX-RPC.
9. JAX-RPC
Overview.
The
Server-Side Programming Models.
The
Client-Side Programming Models.
Other JAX-RPC
Topics Covered.
SAAJ
10. JAX-RPC
Service Endpoints.
A Simple JSE
Example.
The JSE
Runtime Environment.
Multi-threading and JSEs.
11. JAX-RPC
EJB Endpoints.
An Enterprise
JavaBeans Primer.
Enterprise
JavaBeans Web Services.
12. JAX-RPC
Client APIs.
Generated
Stubs.
Dynamic
Proxies.
DII.
13. SAAJ.
A Simple SAAJ
Example.
Creating a
SOAP Message.
Working with
SOAP Documents.
Working with
SOAP Faults.
Sending SOAP
Messages with SAAJ.
SAAJ 1.2 and
DOM 2.
14. Message
Handlers.
A Simple
Example.
Handler Chains
and Order of Processing.
The Handler
Runtime Environment.
15. Mapping
Java to WSDL and XML.
Mapping WSDL
to Java.
Mapping XML
Schema to Java.
Holders.
Faults and
Java Exceptions.
V. JAXR.
16. Getting
Started with JAXR.
Using a UDDI
Test Registry.
Connecting to
a UDDI Registry.
Using the
RegistryService and BusinessLifeCycleManager.
The
BulkResponse Type.
Exceptions.
17. The JAXR
Business Objects.
The
RegistryObject Interface.
The
Organization Information Object.
18. The JAXR
Technical Objects.
The Service
and ServiceBinding Information Objects.
The Concept
Information Object.
The
SpecificationLink Information Object.
The
Association Information Object.
Predefined
Enumerations.
19. The JAXR
Inquiry and Publishing APIs.
Mapping JAXR
to the UDDI Inquiry
API.
Mapping JAXR
to the UDDI Publishing
API.
20. SAX2.
Parsing with
SAX: XMLReaderFactory and XMLReader.
The
ContentHandler and DefaultHandler Interfaces.
Validating
with W3C XML Schema.
21. DOM 2.
Parsing with
DOM: DocumentBuilderFactory and DocumentBuilder.
Nodes.
Building a DOM
Document.
Copying Nodes.
22. J2EE
Deployment.
Overview of
the J2EE Deployment Process.
J2EE Web
Services Deployment.
Deploying JSEs.
Deploying EJB
Endpoints.
Service
References.
23. Web
Service Descriptors.
The wsdl-file
and wsdl-port Elements.
The
port-component-name Element.
The
service-endpoint-interface Element.
The service-impl-bean
Element.
The jaxrpc-mapping-file
Element.
The handler
Element.
24. JAX-RPC
Mapping Files.
Conditions for
a Lightweight
JAX-RPC Mapping File.
A Lightweight
Example.
A Heavyweight
Example.
Anatomy of a
Mapping File.
Wrapping Up.
24. JAX-RPC Mapping Files.
Conditions for a Lightweight JAX-RPC Mapping File.
A Lightweight Example.
A Heavyweight Example.
Anatomy of a Mapping File.
Wrapping Up.
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