SOAP Programming with Java
- 5h 51m
- Bill Brogden
- Sybex
- 2002
Since its emergence in 1998, the Simple Access Object Protocol (SOAP) has come to occupy a central place in today's breed of modular applications known as Web Services. Thanks to SOAP, all you need is a basic knowledge of XML to write programs that interact seamlessly with a growing number of online services providing currency conversion, user authentication, and more.
But for every service that has been implemented, there are many more that remain mere ideas.SOAP Programming with Java provides the foundation and skills for realizing those ideas as fully functional solutions. Building on your knowledge of XML and XML tools, you'll create your own SOAP-based services that use not only HTTP but also the services media of the future: Java Message Service (JMS), JavaSpaces, and JavaMail. You'll also graduate from wired to wireless development, learning how Web-enabled devices fit into the world of SOAP-based distributed computing.
All this detailed, practical coverage is presented within the framework of Java programming, allowing you to capitalize on the advantages Java offers. Whether you use this book as an introduction to Web Services development or as a tool for mastering particular techniques, it will equip you with a sound understanding and hard-to-find skills.
About the Author
Bill Brogden has been working with Java since version 1.0 was released. His first big Java project was an applet that presented animated near-real-time Major League Baseball games. Bill is employed by LANWrights, Inc., where he uses Java technology to develop online courseware. He has written several books about Java, including Java Developer's Guide to Servlets and JSP and Java Developer's Guide to E-Commerce with XML and JSP, both from Sybex.
In this Book
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SOAP Programming with Java
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Introduction
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Understanding XML Messaging
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A Survey of SOAP
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A SOAP Server Example
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The Significance of WSDL and UDDI
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How SOAP Encodes Data
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Creating a SOAP Server Application
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SOAP Client Architecture with HTTP
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SOAP Architecture Using Messages
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SOAP over E-mail
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SOAP and .NET
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SOAP and Database Access
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SOAP Goes Wireless
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Situating SOAP in the Computing Landscape
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