WBSVR44

DATES:

1. WebLogic Server: Developing Web Services
   • Examination of web services and clients for the purpose of understanding what is entailed for developing web services using the JEE platform.
2. Web Services Protocols and Usage
   • Define the run-time message which contains the service request and response; SOAP: Simple Object Access Protocol is transport and implementation technology independent.
   • Acquire proficiency with a web service, SOAP message, and programmatic automation.
   • UDDI: Universal Discription, Discovery, and Integration: serves as an industry standard service discovery and registry which facilitates publishing and discovery processes.
3. Synchronous and Asynchronous Web Services - Building
   • The invocation of a service by the client and waiting for a response to the request.
   • The invocation of a service by the client; however the client does or cannot wait for the response.
4. SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, and the JAX Technologies
   • The process associated with the deployment of a web service.
   • Build and run the WebLogic web service example.
5. Serializers and Datatype-XML Conversion
   • Implement a Java to XML conversion.
   • WebLogic web services support a full set of built-in XML schema, Java, and SOAP types.
   • WebLogic web services can be used in web service operations.
   • Use built-in datatypes, such as integer, string, and time.
   • Code a Java datatype which is mapped to an XML type.
6. Protocol Handlers
   • Code WSDL for a simple web service.
   • Examine the WSDL: Web Services Description Language.
   • Validate that WSDL is an XML-based language which provides a model for describing web services.
   • Implement a simple service.
7. Generating Java Web Services from WSDL
   • Code WSDL and generate the web service.
   • Validate the deployment process for the WebLogic platform stated in the WebLogic Developer’s Guide.
   • Use the web services meta-data to mark the Java files that will be implemented in a web service.
   • Compile the annotated files using JDK and process the resulting class files using the WebLogic processor.
   • The jwsc ANT task produces the artifacts that meet the JEE specification.
   • Use the jwsc task for creating the web service artifacts and the web service deployment descriptors for packaging the war file for deployment.
8. Web Services and EJB
   • Code an EJB which performs messaging.
   • Code an EJB Message bean to receive messages from an IBM MQ queue and confirm that the message was received.
9. Security
   • Examine and manage: platform/transport-level - point-to-point security.
   • Examine and manage application-level custom security.
   • Examine and manage message-level end-to-end security.