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Chapter 3: Exploring the Service-Oriented Architecture Pattern
Listing 3-1: A Simple Service Implementation
Listing 3-2: Apache Axis WSDD
Listing 3-3: WSDL Message Definition
Listing 3-4: WSDL Port Type Definition
Listing 3-5: WSDL Binding Information
Listing 3-6: WSDL Service Definition
Listing 3-7: SOAP Request Message
Listing 3-8: SOAP Response Message
Chapter 4: Exploring the Architecture Adapter Pattern
Listing 4-1: WSDD File for
CustomerCollectionImpl
Listing 4-2: Customer Creation Through the Client-Side Architecture Adapter
Chapter 5: Introducing the Service Directory Pattern
Listing 5-1: Creating a New Business Entity
Listing 5-2: Categorizing Your Business Entity with a NAICS Identifier
Listing 5-3: Adding Contacts for a Business Entity
Listing 5-4: Saving the Business Entity to UDDI
Listing 5-5: Creating a Business Service in UDDI
Listing 5-6: Creating the tModel in the UDDI Directory
Listing 5-7: Binding a Service to a tModel
Listing 5-8: Setting Up the Query Criteria for the NAICS Code
Listing 5-9: Setting up the tModel Key on Which to Query
Listing 5-10: Submitting and Processing the Results of a UDDI Query
Chapter 6: Exploring the Business Object Pattern
Listing 6-1: JavaBean Example Class
Listing 6-2:
Company
WSDD
Listing 6-3: Address Complex Type XML Definition
Listing 6-4: Client-Side Access to the
Company
Web Service
Listing 6-5: Complex Object SOAP Contents
Chapter 7: Exploring the Business Object Collection Pattern
Listing 7-1: Simple Collection Example
Listing 7-2: Customer Collection Implementation
Listing 7-3: Querying the Customer Collection
Chapter 8: Exploring the Business Process (Composition) Pattern
Listing 8-1: Interface Definition Generated from WSDL for a Business Process
Listing 8-2: Implementing the Product Order Business Process
Chapter 9: Exploring the Asynchronous Business Process Pattern
Listing 9-1: Invocation of an Asynchronous Business Process
Chapter 10: Exploring the Event Monitor Pattern
Listing 10-1: Application Invocation of an Event Monitor
Listing 10-2: Callback Method on the Observer Interface and Client to the Event Monitor
Listing 10-3: Setting Up and Monitoring a Business Process
Chapter 11: Implementing the Observer Pattern
Listing 11-1: Java-Based Observer Pattern Driver Program
Listing 11-2: ProductOrderObserver
Implementation
Listing 11-3: Observer Maintenance
Listing 11-4: Notification Process Observers of Changes
Listing 11-5: Registering an Observer from a Client Program
Chapter 12: Implementing the Publish/Subscribe Pattern
Listing 12-1: Event Service Implementation
Listing 12-2: A Simple Subscriber
Listing 12-3: Publishing an Event to the Event Service
Chapter 13: Exploring the Physical Tiers Pattern
Listing 13-1: Interface to the Remote Implementation Class
Listing 13-2: Application-Side Event Subscriber
Listing 13-3: Subscriber Web Service Implementation
Listing 13-4: Registering the Application's Subscriber with RMI's
Naming
Service
Listing 13-5: Creating the Application-Side Subscriber and Registering the Subscriber
Chapter 14: Exploring the Faux Implementation Pattern
Listing 14-1: SOAP Message Received by a Subscriber
Listing 14-2: Response SOAP Message from the Subscriber
Listing 14-3: Listening for a SOAP Message
Listing 14-4: Registering with the Event Service
Chapter 15: Exploring the Service Factory Pattern
Listing 15-1: Constructing an Adapter from the Access Point Structure
Listing 15-2: Using the Product Collection Service Factory
Chapter 16: Implementing the Data Transfer Object Pattern
Listing 16-1: A Data Transfer Object Implementation
Listing 16-2: Enhanced Customer Collection Class to Use the Data Transfer Collection
Listing 16-3: Using the Data Transfer Collection from a Web Service Client
Chapter 17: Exploring the Partial Population Pattern
Listing 17-1: Partial Population Retrieval by Key in the Service Implementation
Listing 17-2: Retrieving the Partially Populated Data Transfer Object
Listing 17-3: Business Object Modification in the Service Implementation
Listing 17-4: Changing Data with Partially Populated Properties
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Web Services Patterns: Java Edition
ISBN: 1590590848
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 190
Authors:
Paul B. Monday
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MySQL Stored Procedure Programming
Variables, Literals, Parameters, and Comments
Using SQL in Stored Programming
Editing an Existing Stored Program
Numeric Functions
SQL Tuning Statements and Practices
Certified Ethical Hacker Exam Prep
Key Terms
Covert Communications
Database Overview
Apply Your Knowledge
Summary
Visual C# 2005 How to Program (2nd Edition)
C#
Declaring a Class with a Method and Instantiating an Object of a Class
Self-Review Exercises
Self-Review Exercises
Exercises
Cisco CallManager Fundamentals (2nd Edition)
Case Studies
Definition of Station Devices
Overview of Station Device Features Supported by CallManager
H.323 Gateways
Accessing CDR Data in the Central CDR Database
The Java Tutorial: A Short Course on the Basics, 4th Edition
Code Samples
Operators
Summary of Reading and Writing
Code Samples
Why Is Thread.stop Deprecated?
Lean Six Sigma for Service : How to Use Lean Speed and Six Sigma Quality to Improve Services and Transactions
Executing Corporate Strategy with Lean Six Sigma
Phase 3 Mobilization
Phase 4 Performance and Control
Using DMAIC to Improve Service Processes
Designing World-Class Services (Design for Lean Six Sigma)
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