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Web Services[c] Theory and Practice
Authors: Guruge A.
Published year: 2006
Pages: 1/113

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
BackCover
Web Services - Theory and Practice
Foreword
Preface
What is covered?
Navigating through this book
Chapter 1: Web Services: What, Why, and Where?
1.1 What are Web services?
1.2 Why there is a need for Web services
1.3 When to implement Web services
1.4 How to create and use Web services
1.5 QA: A time to recap and reflect
Chapter 2: XML - The Backbone of Web Services
2.1 XML from 33,000 feet
2.2 What XML is all about
2.3 The very basics of XML
2.4 Contrasting XML against HTML
2.5 DTDs and XML schema
2.6 XSL and XSLT: Making XML presentable
2.7 XML editors and XML APIs
2.8 WSDL in a nutshell
2.9 QA: A time to recap and reflect
Chapter 3: Microsoft s Web Services
3.1 The real and not-so-real issues
3.2 The .NET initiative
3.3 The pivotal .NET offerings
3.4 Microsoft s .NET passport
3.5 HailStorm
3.6 QA: A time to recap and reflect
Chapter 4: Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
4.1 The rationale and motivation for UDDI
4.2 The UDDI model
4.3 How UDDI has evolved
4.4 UDDI implementations - UBR and otherwise
4.5 Security and integrity in relation to UDDI implementations
4.6 QA: A time to recap and reflect
Chapter 5: SOAP
5.1 SOAP: The genesis and evolution
5.2 SOAP: The overall model
5.3 SOAP messages
5.4 SOAP implementations
5.5 QA: A time to recap and reflect
Chapter 6: Java and Web Services
6.1 Java: An overview
6.2 The Java 2 platforms
6.3 Java support for Web services
6.4 Web services - related Java implementations
6.5 Java in relation to .NET relative to Web services
6.6 QA: A time to recap and reflect
Chapter 7: Deploying and Managing Web Services
7.1 Web services: The risk assessment
7.2 Security considerations for Web services
7.3 A predeployment checklist for Web services
7.4 The platform issue - yet again
7.5 Managing it all
7.6 QA: A time to recap and reflect
Chapter 8: Taking Stock of Web Services
8.1 Web services: A SWOT analysis
8.2 What is the real cost of implementing Web services?
8.3 The last hurrah in terms of the advantages of Web services
8.4 QA: A final reprise and recap
Acronyms
Glossary
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Web Services[c] Theory and Practice
Authors: Guruge A.
Published year: 2006
Pages: 1/113

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