Index_W

W

W3C, 59, 93

WaitHandle method, 124

WAR

acronym defined, 41

deploying applications, 44

package deployment, 81

Web Application Archive. See WAR

Web applications

creating for ASP.NET, 31

creating for Java, 41

running XBikes on single tier, 320

Web Matrix, 31

Web Reference URL property, 100–101

Web references with URLs, 100–101

Web service interfaces

interoperability, 206–217

MSMQ, 134–135

reusing existing equipment, 7

Web service service interfaces, 167

GetCategories method in, 244

and J2EE, 190

.NET Web Service Proxies, 215

Web service stacks, 102, 103, 206

Web services

in a .NET Framework, 95–96

accessing in Visual Studio .NET, 99

architecture of, 93

asynchronous calls, 123–125

and Callbacks, 90

calling methods, 101

client creation, 97–98

client in .NET Framework, 98–99

connecting with, 89–110

considerations when choosing, 203

consuming in Java, 103

described, 89–90

diagram of elements, 93

diagram of layers, 91

exposing an existing class, 96–97

handling transactions with, 136–137

implementing, 95–101

interface creation, 134–135

interoperability best practices, 107–108

interoperability in Business tier, 237–251

interoperability in Presentation tier, 206–217

J2EE, 101–103

J2EE Business tier, 186

J2EE Data Access Logic tier, 190

Java, 102–103

.NET Framework Business tier by way of a Web services, 194

.NET Framework Data Access Logic resource through a Web services, 198

in .NET Framework using Visual Studio .NET, 95–96

.NET remoting comparison, 108–110

Place Order functionality, 297

Place Order functionality to use message queues, 299

proxy classes to communicate with, 98

proxy operations

with J2EE applications, 245–246

with .NET Framework applications, 213–214

securing, 104–105

and service interfaces, 90

and SOAP, 89, 90, 91–92

supporting, 32–33

UDDI for, 105–107

understanding, 90–92

Web services adapters, 294–295

between the Business and Data tiers, 296

between Business and Data tiers, 328–329

using, 294–297

WebSphere Application Server 5.0 on multiple computers, 294–297

XBikes on .NET, 326–329

Web Services Description Language. See WSDL

Web Services Enhancements. See WSE

Web Services Interoperability Organization. See WS-I

Web Services Transaction. See WS-Transaction

Web tiers

connecting to Business tier with Web services adapters, 326–327

deleting items from computers, 336–337

JNDI lookups, 293

Web.config, 196, 244, 258

WebConfig.xml, 188

WebLogic, 37

Weblogic Workshop, 105

WebMethod attribute, 30

[WebMethod] attribute, 96, 110

WebSphere

list of other vendors, 37

and other Java Web services stacks, 102, 103

WebSphere Application Developer Studio 5.0

installing sample code, 280–281

running XBikes, 282

XBikes on, 278–285

WebSphere Application Server 5.0

on a single computer

deploying, 285

installing, 285–287

installing sample code, 289–290

on multiple computers

Business tier, 291–292

changing interoperability methods, 294–299

data tier computer setup, 290

installing, 290–294

Presentation tier computer setup, 292–294

running XBikes application, 294

Web services adapters, 294–297

XBikes application, 293–294

WebSphere Application Server

Business tier on XBikes on J2EE, 309–310

changing configuration, 330

Data tier server, 312

manually configuring XBikes on, 300

manually configuring XBikes on IBM Application Server, 301

Presentation tier on XBikes on J2EE, 307–308

restarting for XBikes on J2EE, 305

XBikes on J2EE, 301, 307–308

WebSphere MQ

accessing from remote computer, 139

bridging with HIS 2000, 150–152

brokers, 145

and client component, 139

connecting from J2EE Applications, 141–142

connecting MSMQ, 265

Data tier computers support, 315

HIS 2000, 150–151

interfaces for message queuing, 190

.NET Framework applications, 146–147

runtime bridges to access JMS functionality, 148

using, 138–139

XBikes Business tier components support, 310–311

XBikes on J2EE support, 304–305

WebSphere MQ Classes

for Java, 141–142

for JMS for Publish/Subscribe Messaging, 144–145

for .NET, 146–147

for point-to-point Messaging, 143–144

WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0, 329–330

WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.1, 283–285

who should read this book?, 2

Wldap32.dll, 34

workflows, 163

World Wide Web Consortium. See W3C

wrapper classes. See classes

WS-I, 93–94

WS-Transaction, 137

WSDL, 98, 99

for description, 92

WSDL2Java, 103, 249

WSDL.exe, 100, 124, 215

WSE, 105

WS-ReliableMessaging, 135