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makeReservation method (HRSWS)

building request for, 586–587

code listing for, 396–397, 588–589

invoking Web services connection with, 587

parsing response for, 587

mapping language, 35, 36

mapping XML in XSL, 169–170

maps. See hierarchical diagrams; schemas

markup languages

overview of HTML and XML, 68–70

SGML, 68

See also HTML; XML

marshalling, 52

masked Web services, 194–196, 197

MD5, 276

metadata

defined, 69

referencing within tag with attributes, 77

metalanguages, 68

methods

checkAvailability (HRSWS), 576–586

makeReservation (HRSWS), 586–587

S3Weather GetWeather, 325–326

of XMLReader interface (SAX), 164–165

See also specific methods

Microsoft, 623–626

collaborator with IBM for WSDL, 605–608

Hailstorm, 625–626

Microsoft XML Parser, 626

.NET platform, 624

participant in UDDI development, 608–610

participant in XKMS development, 614

SOAP toolkit, 626

Visual Studio .NET, 625

XLANG, 613

Microsoft Certificate Server, 324, 352

Certificate Installed screen, 360

Certificate Pending screen, 355

checking on pending certificate requests, 359

Identifying Information screen, 354

installing issued certificate, 360

Request Certificate Type screen, 354

specifying certificate request, 359

Web site for, 353

Microsoft Hailstorm, 625–626

Microsoft Internet Explorer, 72, 73

Microsoft Visual Basic

building test client in, 462–465

displaying XML data in, 463

Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, 625

Microsoft Windows 2000

developing Java applications on, 284

installing certificate security on, 352

See also Microsoft Certificate Server

Microsoft XML Parser

about, 626

in developing weather Web service, 323

free-threaded document feature, 343

included with Internet Explorer, 73

minimizing references to namespaces, 99

model groups for content models, 120–123

models. See interface model; presentation model; security model

modifying response for hotel reservation system consumer, 580–581

mortgage calculator Web service, 281–320

analyzing existing class, 285–286

building listener, 289–297

building responder, 297–307

configuring IBM HTTP server, 317

configuring WebSphere application server, 311–317

creating efficient interfaces, 287

creating Java servlet, 290–293

designing, 282

exporting servlet, 308–311

parsing request for mortgage calculator, 293–295

platform selection for, 284

returning document, 307–308

schema for, 287–289

selecting JSP or servlet for, 283–284

suitability of Java for Web services, 281–282

technology selection to build Web service, 282–283

testing Web service, 317–320

mortgage calculator Web service consumer, 536–550

analyzing existing mortgage calculator service, 536–537

building request for, 545

code listing for, 547–549

designing integration layer in ASP or COM, 541

developing application interface for, 542–544

invoking and establishing connection to, 545–546

parsing response for, 546–547

presentation code for calculator, 543

setting up presentation layer for, 538–541

testing, 549–550