Java Web Service Tutorial

Author: (USA) Armstrong (Armstrong/E.) et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively presents how to use Java technology to build WebService application systems in a case-driven format. It introduces how to develop from the initial stage using the Java WebService Developer Pack (WSDP) provided by Sun Microsystems. This development component suitable for practical applications includes various technologies and methods required to build and implement a complete WebService application system. WebService provides a powerful new method for businesses to achieve effective communication using various computing tools. This approach features a fully portable data model, leveraging the "write once, run anywhere" capability of the Java platform at a new level. To support the new XML-based WebService standards, the Java API for XML applications makes it easy to construct WebService with minimal manual data conversion. This guide provides a detailed explanation of these APIs and offers examples to enhance readers' understanding of key concepts. This book is suitable for courses on the implementation of WebService application systems. Stephanie Bodoff is a full-time writer at Sun Microsystems. She has worked as a software engineer in distributed computing and communication systems and has implemented the design of multiple application systems using object-oriented software development methods. Maydene Fisher is an experienced technical writer, skilled in software documentation for object-oriented programming languages. Dale Green is a full-time writer at Sun Microsystems, responsible for writing about the J2EE platform. He has developed commercial systems, designed databases, and taught technical courses, and is currently writing about enterprise JavaBeans technology and the J2EE SDK. Kim Haase is a full-time writer at Sun Microsystems, responsible for writing about the J2EE platform. He has been involved in the development of compilers, debuggers, and program design based on floating-point data, and is currently writing about Java Message Service and J2EE SDK tools.
Content:
1. Introduction to WebService
2. Understanding XML
3. Getting Started with Tomcat
4. Java APIs for XML Data Processing
5. Simple APIs for XML
6. Document Object Model
7. XML Style Sheet Language Transformation
8. Java APIs for XML Information Processing
9. Java APIs for XML-based Remote Procedure Call
10. Java APIs for XML Registration
11. Java WSDP Registration Server
12. Network Applications
13. Java Servlet Technology
14. JSP Technology
15. JavaBeans Components in JSP Pages
16. Custom Tags in JSP Pages
17. JSP Standard Tag Library
18. xrpcc Tool
19. Overview of HTTP