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    In this tutorial, you will be able to learn java web services and its specifications such as JAX-WS and JAX-RS. There are two ways to write the code for JAX-WS by RPC style and Document style. Like JAX-WS, JAX-RS can be written by Jersey and RESTeasy. We will learn all these technologies later Wishtree is one of the fastest growing companies in India providing Enterprise Learning Solutions. Our aim is to service the learning & development needs of your organization and serve as your reliable outsourcing partner. We are committed towards fulfilling your Capacity Building and Training requirements. Wishtree Learning draws experience from experts in the field and provides complete learning solutions, specifically designed for and across organizational hierarchies. The training outsourcing solutions that we provide are a suite of professional training processes that enable our clients to obtain quantifiable. Keeping in mind our clients’ varying resources, we provide “In class” as well as “virtual” training based on preferences and budget. Our current roster of trainings chiefly include: Technical • TIBCO (entire suite of products) including AMX, Spotfire and CEP • Oracle Hyperion (entire suite of products) and OBIEE • Informatica • VMware Functional • ITIL • PMP • CBAP • TOGAF Wishtree Advantage • Competitive Pricing for better ROI • Tailored solutions including custom course content and choice of delivery options • More than 350 trainings completed scoring more than 95% participant satisfaction in last 3 years • Large and exhaustive pool of experienced trainers • Key trainings provided to global giants including RBS, BOfA, Vodafone, BNP Paribas, Genpact, UNB, Cap Gemini, Infosys and TCS Contact Us: Wishtree Technologies Suite 311, Bldg B, Ganga Osian(GO) Square IT Park, Wakad Rd, Kaspate Wasti, Wakad, Pune, 411057 Contact No. +912060123456 Email id:learning@wishtreetech.com US Contact No. +415-251-5098 UK Contact No. +44 7937436285 Mobile No. India +91 9687206535 Website: http://www.wishtreetech.com

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    Java Web Services Using SOAP: Learning Objectives

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    In this tutorial, you will be able to learn java web services and its specifications such as JAX-WS and JAX-RS. There are two ways to write the code for JAX-WS by RPC style and Document style. Like JAX-WS, JAX-RS can be written by Jersey and RESTeasy. We will learn all these technologies later Wishtree is one of the fastest growing companies in India providing Enterprise Learning Solutions. Our aim is to service the learning & development needs of your organization and serve as your reliable outsourcing partner. We are committed towards fulfilling your Capacity Building and Training requirements. Wishtree Learning draws experience from experts in the field and provides complete learning solutions, specifically designed for and across organizational hierarchies. The training outsourcing solutions that we provide are a suite of professional training processes that enable our clients to obtain quantifiable. Keeping in mind our clients’ varying resources, we provide “In class” as well as “virtual” training based on preferences and budget. Our current roster of trainings chiefly include: Technical • TIBCO (entire suite of products) including AMX, Spotfire and CEP • Oracle Hyperion (entire suite of products) and OBIEE • Informatica • VMware Functional • ITIL • PMP • CBAP • TOGAF Wishtree Advantage • Competitive Pricing for better ROI • Tailored solutions including custom course content and choice of delivery options • More than 350 trainings completed scoring more than 95% participant satisfaction in last 3 years • Large and exhaustive pool of experienced trainers • Key trainings provided to global giants including RBS, BOfA, Vodafone, BNP Paribas, Genpact, UNB, Cap Gemini, Infosys and TCS Contact Us: Wishtree Technologies Suite 311, Bldg B, Ganga Osian(GO) Square IT Park, Wakad Rd, Kaspate Wasti, Wakad, Pune, 411057 Contact No. +912060123456 Email id:learning@wishtreetech.com US Contact No. +415-251-5098 UK Contact No. +44 7937436285 Mobile No. India +91 9687206535 Website: http://www.wishtreetech.com

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    Java Web Services using SOAP

    Introduction

    This course is designed to explain the need and architecture


    of web service, design and develop web services. Explain
    different specifications of web services.
    Learning Objectives Motivation behind Web services
    Motivation and role of WSDL, SOAP
    Wrapped web services
    Handling complex data
    Asynchronous web services
    SOAP with Attachments
    Introduction to WS-Metadata specification and JAXB 2.0
    binding technology
    Integrating Web Services with Tomcat
    Different types of JAX-WS clients
    Fault generation in a web service
    Core Java 1.5
    Prerequisites
    Basic Knowledge of XML
    Hardware/Software JDK1.6, Java Docs, J2EE Docs, Eclipse JEE Helios, Tomcat6,
    Axis2,

    Contents
    Module1:
    Introduction to
    web services

    Module2:
    Designing the
    interface for a
    simple web
    service

    Module 3:
    Implementing a
    JAX WS web
    service
    Module 4:
    Wrapped web
    services and
    Handlers

    Module5:

    The definition of distributed computing


    The importance of distributed computing
    Core distributed computing technologies such as the following:
    Client/server, CORBA, Java RMI, Microsoft DCOM,MessageOriented Middleware
    Common challenges in distributed computing
    The role of J2EE and XML in distributed computing
    Emergence of Web services and service-oriented architectures
    Understanding web services concepts
    Introduction to WSDL
    Message Part
    Operation
    Port Type
    Binding
    Port
    Target namespace
    The difference between RPC style and document style web
    services
    Understanding SOAP message format
    Introduction to UDDI
    Implementing a SEI
    @weservice and @webmethod annotations
    Understanding server side generated artifacts and JAX-B under
    the hood
    Understanding xml data types - marshelling/unmarshelling
    Understand wsimport and wsgen utilities
    Motivation behind wrapped services
    The Wrapped service implementation
    Generating a wrapped and unwrapped clients for testing the
    web service
    Interoperability perspective of the wrapped service
    implementation
    Understand wsgen utility
    Implement Client Side and Server Side Handlers
    Use @Resource to add WebServiceContext to access header
    and payload in SIB
    Send and receive complex data structures to and from a web

    Handling
    complex data
    Module6:
    Understanding
    MTOM
    Module7:
    Asynchronous
    WS Invoking
    Lengthy
    operations
    Module8: Web
    Services with
    Axis2

    service
    Fault generation in a web service

    Understand Soap with Attachments(SwA) vs. DIME vs. MTOM


    MIME demo

    Motivation behind Asynchronous web services

    Different facets of Asynchronous operations


    WS-Addressing from Web services perspective
    Understanding the client consuming an Asynchronous web
    service
    Creating an asynchronous client
    Understanding Callback handlers

    Using Axis2 with jaxws


    Creating Bottom Up Web Service using Axis2 and Eclipse

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