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Chapter 8: Using RPC Style Web Services
Example 8-1: Inventory service endpoint interface
Example 8-2: Generating WSDL using Java2WSDL
Example 8-3: Generated portTypes for Inventory service
Example 8-4: Generating server deployment descriptors and classes using WSDL2Java
Example 8-5: Updating webservices.xml
Example 8-6: Running the endpoint enabler tool
Example 8-7: Generating client deployment descriptors and classes using WSDL2Java
Example 8-8: Web service client code for getDeliveryDate
Example 8-9: Setting the endpoint address in the WSDL file
Example 8-10: SOAP request for updateInventory
Example 8-11: SOAP response for updateInventory
Example 8-12: SOAP request for getDeliveryDate
Example 8-13: SOAP response for getDeliveryDate
Chapter 9: Using Document Style Web Services
Example 9-1: InventoryDoc service endpoint interface
Example 9-2: Generating WSDL using Java2WSDL
Example 9-3: InventoryReply.xsd
Example 9-4: Generated WSDL types from InventoryDoc.wsdl
Example 9-5: Imported WSDL types from InventoryDoc.wsdl
Example 9-6: Generating server deployment descriptors and classes using WSDL2Java
Example 9-7: Updating webservices.xml
Example 9-8: Generated InventoryDoc.java
Example 9-9: InventoryReplyBuilder.java
Example 9-10: Document style Web service server code for getDeliveryDate
Example 9-11: Generating client deployment descriptors and classes using WSDL2Java
Example 9-12: Web service client code for getDeliveryDate
Example 9-13: SOAP request for getDeliveryDate
Example 9-14: SOAP response for getDeliveryDate
Example 9-15: Generating client deployment descriptors and classes using WSDL2Java
Example 9-16: Web service client code for updateInventory using .NET service
Example 9-17: SOAP request for updateInventory
Example 9-18: SOAP response for updateInventory
Example 9-19: The e-mail delivered by the SendEmail service
Chapter 10: Using the Web Services Gateway
Example 10-1: InventoryDoc.wsdl before changes to import schemaLocations
Example 10-2: Generating client deployment descriptors and classes using WSDL2Java
Example 10-3: Web service client code for getDeliveryDate
Example 10-4: SOAP request for getDeliveryDate: source to gateway
Example 10-5: SOAP response for getDeliveryDate: gateway to source
Example 10-6: SOAP request for getDeliveryDate: gateway to target
Example 10-7: SOAP response for getDeliveryDate: target to gateway
Chapter 11: Using the Web Services Gateway with J2EE Connectors
Example 11-1: TestProxy.jsp
Example 11-2: Generating client deployment descriptors and classes using WSDL2Java
Appendix A: Scenarios Lab Environment
Example A-1: Sample application hosts file entries
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Pages: 139
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Oracle Developer Forms Techniques
The Work-around for PL/SQL 2.x Limitations in Forms 4.5
Taking Advantage of PL/SQL 2.x in Forms
Object and Code Reusability
Smart Classes and Smart Triggers - How Smart Are They?
Intelligence with Regard to Form Wizards
C++ How to Program (5th Edition)
References and Reference Parameters
Introduction
Terminology
Reading from a Random-Access File Sequentially
H.1. Introduction
Practical Intrusion Analysis: Prevention and Detection for the Twenty-First Century: Prevention and Detection for the Twenty-First Century
Understanding Intrusion Detection
Cisco Secure IDS
Data Correlation
Policy and Procedures
The Future of Intrusion Detection and Prevention
Google Maps Hacks: Tips & Tools for Geographic Searching and Remixing
Hack 16. How Big Is the World?
Hack 33. Why Your Cell Phone Doesnt Work There
Hack 37. View Your GPS Tracklogs in Google Maps
Hack 41. How Google Maps Got Me Out of a Traffic Ticket
Hack 66. Add Your Own Custom Map
The Oracle Hackers Handbook: Hacking and Defending Oracle
Attacking the TNS Listener and Dispatchers
Triggers
Defeating Virtual Private Databases
Running Operating System Commands
Accessing the File System
DNS & BIND Cookbook
Configuring a Name Server to Work with ndc
Limiting NOTIFY Messages
Configuring a Name Server to Forward Queries to Another Name Server
Introduction
Sending Log Messages to a Particular File
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