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Programming Web Services with SOAP
Doug Tidwell
James Snell
Pavel Kulchenko
Publisher: O'Reilly
First Edition December 2001
ISBN: 0-596-00095-2, 216 pages
Programming Web Services with SOAP introduces you to building distributed Wb-based
applications using the SOAP, WSDL, and UDI protocols. You'll learn the XML underlying
these standards, as well as how to use the popular toolkits for Java and Perl. The book also
addresses security and other enterprise issues.
Structure of This Book
We've arranged the material in this book so that you can read it from start to finish, or jump
around to hit just the topics you're interested in.
Chapter 1, places SOAP in the wider picture of web services, discussing Just-in-Time
integration and the Web Service Technology Stack.
Chapter 2, explains what SOAP does and how it does it, with constant reference to the XML
messages being shipped around. It covers the SOAP envelope, headers, body, faults,
encodings, and transports.
Chapter 3, shows how to use SOAP toolkits in Perl, Visual Basic, Java, and C# to create an
elementary web service.
Chapter 4, presents our first real-world web service. Registered users may add, delete, or
browse articles in a database.
Chapter 5, introduces the Web Services Description Language (WSDL) at an XML and
programmatic level, shows how WSDL makes it easier to write a web service client, and
discusses complex message patterns.
Chapter 6, shows how to use the Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI)
project and the WS-Inspection standard to publish, discover, and call web services, and
features best practices for using WSDL and UDDI together.
Chapter 7, builds a peer-to-peer (P2P) web services application for sharing source code in Perl
and Java using SOAP, WSDL, and related technologies.
Chapter 8, describes the issues and approaches to security in web services, focusing on
Microsoft Passport, XML Encryption, and Digital Signatures.
Chapter 9, explains the present shortcomings in web services technologies, describes some
developing standardization efforts, and identifies the future battlegrounds for web services
mindshare.
Programming Web Services with SOAP
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Appendix A, is a summary of the many varied standards for aspects of web services such as
packaging, security, transactions, routing, and workflow, with pointers to online sources for
more information on each standard.
Appendix B, is a gentle introduction to the bits of the XML Schema specification you'll need
to know to make sense of WSDL and UDDI.
Appendix C, contains full source for the programs developed in this book.
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