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Introduction to Web Services

  • The necessity of Web Services
  • Core principles of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
  • Understanding the significance of HTTP and XML
  • Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)
  • Web Service Description Language (WSDL)
  • Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI)
  • An overview of WS-* profiles
  • RESTful services

XML Technology

  • The role of XML in Web Services
  • Defining structure with XSD Schemas
  • Representing data within XML
  • Performing XML transformations using XSLT
  • Case study: HTTP and XML Web Services

In-depth SOAP Analysis

  • The messaging model
  • Managing namespaces
  • Transmitting SOAP over HTTP
  • Structuring the SOAP Envelope
  • Utilizing the Message Header
  • Constructing the Message Body
  • Handling SOAP Faults
  • Managing attachments

Web Services Description Language

  • Viewing Web Services as component-based software
  • The requirement for an IDL and the history of distributed computing
  • Foundations of Web Services Description Language
  • The WSDL Information Model
  • Service semantics in the abstract model
  • Defining message descriptions
  • Various messaging styles
  • Ports, services, and locations in the concrete model
  • Extending WSDL through bindings
  • Completing the service description

Managing Binary Content

  • Compliance with the WS-I Attachments Profile
  • Implementation of base64Binary encoding
  • Handling MIME attachments

Requirements

No prior specific prerequisites are required for enrollment in this course.

 14 Hours

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