Table of Contents

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Developing Enterprise Web Services: An Architect's Guide
By Sandeep Chatterjee Ph.D., James Webber Ph.D.
Publisher	: Prentice Hall PTR
Pub Date	: November 14, 2003
ISBN	: 0-13-140160-2
Pages	: 592
				Copyright
		Praise for Developing Enterprise Web Services
		Hewlett-Packard ® Professional Books
		Foreword
		Acknowledgments
		Chapter 1.  Introduction
			What Are Web Services?
			Why Web Services Are Important
			Web Services and Enterprises
			Moving Forward
			Summary
			Architect's Note
		Part 1:  Basic Web Services Standards, Technologies, and Concepts
			Chapter 2.  XML Fundamentals
				XML : The Lingua Franca of Web Services
				XML Documents
				XML Namespaces
				XML Schema
				Processing XML
				Summary
				Architect's Note
			Chapter 3.  SOAP and WSDL
				The SOAP Model
				SOAP
				SOAP Messages
				SOAP Encoding
				SOAP RPC
				Using Alternative SOAP Encodings
				Document, RPC, Literal, Encoded
				SOAP , Web Services, and the REST Architecture
				Looking Back to SOAP 1.1
				WSDL
				Using SOAP and WSDL
				Summary
				Architect's Note
			Chapter 4.  UDDI Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
				UDDI at a Glance
				The UDDI Business Registry
				UDDI Under the Covers
				Accessing UDDI
				How UDDI Is Playing Out
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
		Part 2:  Advanced Web Services Technologies and Standards
			Chapter 5.  Conversations
				Conversations Overview
				Web Services Conversation Language
				WSCL Interface Components
				The Bar Scenario Conversation
				Relationship Between WSCL and WSDL
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
			Chapter 6.  Workflow
				Business Process Management
				Workflows and Workflow Management Systems
				Business Process Execution Language for Web Services ( BPEL )
				BPEL 1.1 and OASIS WSBPEL
				BPEL and Its Relation to BPML , WSCI , WSFL, Xlang, and Others
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
			Chapter 7.  Transactions
				ACID Transactions
				Distributed Transactions and Two-Phase Commit
				Dealing with Heuristic Outcomes
				Scaling Transactions to Web Services
				OASIS Business Transaction Protocol
				Other Web Services Transaction Protocols
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
			Chapter 8.  Security
				Everyday Security Basics
				Security Is An End-to-End Process
				Web Service Security Issues
				Types of Security Attacks and Threats
				Web Services Security Roadmap
				WS-Security
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
			Chapter 9.  Quality of Service
				What Is QoS?
				Why Is QoS Important for Web Services?
				QoS Metrics for Web Services
				Where Are the Holes?
				Design Patterns and Best Practices
				Building QoS into Web Services and Applications
				QoS-Enabled Web Services
				QoS-Enabled Applications
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
			Chapter 10.  Mobile and Wireless
				Mobile Web Services
				Challenges with Mobile
				Proxy-Based Mobile Systems
				Direct Mobile Web Service Access
				J2ME Web Services
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
			Chapter 11.  Portals and Services Management
				Portals
				Web Services Management
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
		Part 3:  Putting It All Together Building Real World Enterprise Web Services and Applications
			Chapter 12.  Real World Web Service Application Development Foundations
				Enterprise Procurement
				System Functionality and Architecture
				Running the EPS Application
				System Implementation
				Where Are the Holes?
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
			Chapter 13.  Real World Web Service Application Development Advanced Technologies
				Introduction
				Building Evolvable and Composable Workflows
				Adding Transaction Support
				Programming for Mobility
				Securing the Application
				Summary
				Architect's Notes
			Chapter 14.  Epilogue
				Current Standards and Future Trends
				Standards Organizations
				Platforms
				Summary
		Index