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Chapter 4: SOAP
Listing 4.1a: SOAP request corresponding to RPC style
getLastPayment
method invocation over http
Listing 4.1b: SOAP response corresponding to RPC style
getLastPayment
method invocation over http
Listing 4.2: A transaction coordinator passes the context of the transaction from one service to another by adding header entries
Listing 4.3a: An RPC-style
Body
element
Listing 4.3b: A
Body
element that consists of an XML document
Listing 4.4: A SOAP fault message sent by a receiver to the client
Listing 4.5: An email containing a SOAP message, with an XML document as an attachment
Listing 4.6: The SOAP request message
Listing 4.7: A SAAJ client for constructing and sending a SOAP message
Listing 4.8: The SOAP response from the service
Chapter 5: WSDL
Listing 5.1: Flute Bank's bill payment service illustrated as Java Interface
Listing 5.2: Flute Bank's bill payment service WSDL document
Listing 5.3: WSDL for RPC/encoded style
Listing 5.4: WSDL for RPC/literal style
Listing 5.5: WSDL for document/encoded style
Listing 5.6: WSDL for document/literal style
Chapter 6: UDDI
Listing 6.1: Flute Bank News WSDL
Listing 6.2: UDDI
tModel
for Flute Bank News service
Listing 6.3: Custom taxonomy
Listing 6.4: Category grouping
Listing 6.5:
businessEntity
that uses categorization
Listing 6.6: Publisher assertions
Listing 6.7: First WSDL document: allows a single symbol to be passed
Listing 6.8: Second WSDL document: allows multiple symbols to be passed
Listing 6.9: UDDI
tModel
that corresponds to a single-symbol WSDL document
Listing 6.10: UDDI
tModel
that corresponds to a multiple-symbol WSDL document
Listing 6.11: WSDL service implementation
Listing 6.12: Service interface that references another service interface
Listing 6.13: WSDL service bindings
Listing 6.14: Extending the
publisherAssertion
structure
Listing 6.15: Creating a new business assertion
Listing 6.16: Creating a new publisher assertion
Chapter 7: ebXML
Listing 7.1: The BPSS document
Listing 7.2: The CPP document
Listing 7.3: The CPA document
Listing 7.4: The ebXML SOAP message
Chapter 9: JAXP
Listing 9.1: Sample XML file to be parsed with SAX
Listing 9.2a: SAX parsing code
Listing 9.2b: SAX parsing handler
Listing 9.3: IDL description of the DOM
Document
objectListing
Listing 9.4a: XML document with schema and namespaces
Listing 9.4b: The schema for the XML document
Listing 9.4c: The example from Listing 9.2a modified for schema validation
Listing 9.5: The XSL style sheet used to transform the XML from Listing 9.1
Chapter 10: JAX-RPC
Listing 10.1: A multidimensional array of application-de
fined PaymentDetail
objects mapped on the wire using SOAP encoding
Listing 10.2: Implementation for Flute Bank's BillPay service
Listing 10.3:
xrpcc
configuration in the reference implementation
Listing 10.4: Source file for
BillPay.java
Listing 10.5: WSDL
billservice.java
corresponding to Listing 10.4
Listing 10.6: Client using stubs
Listing 10.7: Client using DII directly, where all parameters are known (WSDL is not passed)
Listing 10.8: Client using DII indirectly, where all parameters are not known (WSDL is dynamically inspected)
Listing 10.9: Client using dynamic proxies
Listing 10.10a: SOAP request
Listing 10.10b: SOAP response
Listing 10.11: A compound message with a MIME attachment
Listing 10.12a: Service implementation for processing attachments
Listing 10.12b:
xrpcc
configuration for stub and tie generation
Listing 10.13: Client-side handler
Listing 10.14: Server-side handler
Listing 10.15: Service implementation
Listing 10.16:
xrpcc
configuration for handlers
Listing 10.17: C# client for JAX-RPC
Listing 10.18: EJB client and deployment descriptor code extract
Chapter 11: JAXM
Listing 11.1: Application A: Sending the message
Listing 11.2: Application B: Receiving the message
Listing 11.3: The
SoapMailSender
application
Listing 11.4: The
SoapMailReceiver
application
Listing 11.5: The SOAP request sent synchronously.
Listing 11.6: Client-side output
Listing 11.7: The synchronous
PurchaseOrderService
Listing 11.8: The response returned by the synchronous
PurchaseOrderService
Listing 11.9: An asynchronous message sender
Listing 11.10: The
PurchaseOrderService
handles asynchronous messages and also acts as a client.
Listing 11.11: The
CallbackProcessor
service on flutebank.com
Listing 11.12: The ebXML message sent from Flute Bank to OfficeMin
Listing 11.13: The ebXML message sent from OfficeMin to Flute Bank
Chapter 12: JAXR
Listing 12.1: Publishing organization information
Listing 12.2a: Service interface separated into
billpayinterface.wsdl
Listing 12.2b: The schema definition referenced by
billpayservice.wsdl
Listing 12.2c: The
billpayservice.wsdl
implemented by Flute Bank
Listing 12.3: JAXR application to publish the WSDL
Listing 12.4a: Querying organization information from UDDI
Listing 12.4b: Output of
UDDIQuery
Listing 12.5a: Querying the registry for service information
Listing 12.5b: Client side output of a service query
Listing 12.6a: Service discovery based on namespace
Listing 12.6b: The client side output
Listing 12.7: SOAP request to the registry with the X.509 certificate
Listing 12.8: Using the open source JAXR provider to include the X.509 certificate
Listing 12.9: Publishing with the JAXR provider
Chapter 13: JAXB
Listing 13.1: The
purchaseorder.xsd
schema from Chapter 9
Listing 13.2: Simple JAXB code to read an XML document
Listing 13.3: The XML marshalled out by application code in Listing 13.2
Listing 13.4a: A schema with enumerations
Listing 13.4b: The generated interface for an enumeration in Listing 13.4a
Listing 13.5a: A complex element
Listing 13.5b: Generated binding interface for a complex element
Listing 13.6: Bindings affected by
class
and
javadoc
declarations
Listing 13.7: A
typesafe-enumeration-generated
binding
Chapter 15: Security
Listing 15.1: Signed check order
Listing 15.2: Apache Axis signer
Listing 15.3: Apache Axis verifier
Listing 15.4: Unencrypted XML document
Listing 15.5: Encrypted XML document
Listing 15.6: Completely encrypted XML document
Listing 15.7: Authentication assertion
Listing 15.8: Authentication assertion response
Listing 15.9: Attribute assertion request
Listing 15.10: Authorization assertion
Listing 15.11: Authorization assertion response
Listing 15.12: WS-Security example
Listing 15.13: Coordination context
Chapter 16: Practical Considerations
Listing 16.1: WSDL for timer service
Listing 16.2: Timer service proxy
Chapter 17: Future Standards
Listing 17.1: WSDL fragment showing the functional interface for Flute Bank's loan service
Listing 17.2: WSDL elements that combine WSDL operations properly
Appendix A: XML Schema
Listing A.1:
employeeList
XML
Listing A.2
Appendix B: JSTL
Listing B.1: An example JSP using JSTL XML tags
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Java Web Services Architecture (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems)
ISBN: 1558609008
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 210
Authors:
James McGovern
,
Sameer Tyagi
,
Michael Stevens
,
Sunil Mathew
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The Basics of Error-Message Handling
Summary
Normal Trigger Intelligence
Programmatically Canceling a Query
101 Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Applications
Working with the Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Language
Data Access
Working with Console Applications
COM Interop/PInvoke
Securing Applications
Persuasive Technology: Using Computers to Change What We Think and Do (Interactive Technologies)
Computers as Persuasive Tools
Computers as Persuasive Social Actors
Credibility and the World Wide Web
The Ethics of Persuasive Technology
Captology Looking Forward
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The htmllib Module
The robotparser Module
The whichdb Module
Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner, 3rd Edition
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The Greps of Wrath
The Hello World Selector
Embedding Python
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