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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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Beginning Cryptography with Java
Message Digests, MACs, and HMACs
Object Description in Cryptography Using ASN.1
Certificate Revocation and Path Validation
Key and Certificate Management Using Keystores
Appendix A Solutions to Exercises
Postfix: The Definitive Guide
Email and the Internet
Tracing a Message Through Postfix
Hosting Multiple Domains
Separate Message Store
Postfix and TLS
Making Sense of Change Management: A Complete Guide to the Models, Tools and Techniques of Organizational Change
Part I - The Underpinning Theory
Organizational change
Part II - The Applications
Restructuring
Mergers and acquisitions
Cisco IOS Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
Loading a New IOS Image
Adjusting for Daylight Saving Time
Using SNMP to Perform Mass Configuration Changes
Configuring Basic HSRP Functionality
Dropping Packets and Congestion Avoidance
Information Dashboard Design: The Effective Visual Communication of Data
Even Dashboards Have a History
Choosing Inappropriate Display Media
Highlighting Important Data Ineffectively or Not at All
Maintain Consistency for Quick and Accurate Interpretation
Design for Use as a Launch Pad
Special Edition Using Crystal Reports 10
Benefits of Cross-Tabs
Understanding the Additional Crystal Reports Data Sources
Introducing Crystal Analysis
Using Crystal Enterprise with Web Desktop
Extending Crystal Enterprise
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