Java WebServices (2 Days weekend workshop) on 29th, 30th Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 9:00AM at Marthahalli (Bangalore)

Syllabus:

S.NO	Topics Detailed	Content
1	Introduction to Web Services	Web Service Architecture Web Services VS other Technologies Web Services Benefits
2	XML	Theory • Introduction to XML • DTD VS XSD • What is XML Parsing? • Various other XML Binding API’s Practical • JAX-P API based XML parsing using (SAX, DOM) • Validating XML Documents using JAX-vP • XML Binding using JAX-B (Marshalling, Un-Marshalling and In-Memory Validation)
3	JAX – RPC	Theory • What is JAX-RPC API • Different Implementations of JAX-RPC API • Typical request processing in JAX-RPC Practical • Building Web Service using JAX –RPC SUN RI Implementation (Contract Last approach) • Building Web Service clients using JAX – RPC API (Stub based client, DP and DII based clients) • Building Web Service using JAX-RPC API Apache Axis implementation (Contract First approach)
4	WSDL	Theory • Purpose of WSDL • Types of WSDL • Message Exchange Patterns • Message Exchange Formats • Various elements of a WSDL document Practical • Writing a WSDL document
5	SOAP	Theory • Purpose of SOAP • Various elements of SOAP and its significance
6	JAX – WS	Theory • What is JAX-WS API • JAX RPC VS JAX-WS Practical • Building Web Service using JAX – WS SUN RI implementation (Contract Last approach) • Building Web Service using JAX – WS Apache Axis 2 implementation (Contract First approach) • Building Asynchronous Web Service using JAX – WS dynamic API
7	JAX – RS (Restful Service)	Theory • What is JAX – RS? • Need for JAX – RS • Web Services VS Web Resource Practical • Building Web Resource using JAX – RS SUN Jersey implementation • Building a Web Resource client using Apache Commons HTTP Client API
8	WS - * (Advanced Concepts in Web Services)	Theory • What is WS - * stack • What is ws – address, ws – security, ws – atomic transactions • Synchronous VS Asynchronous service Practical • Building Asynchronous Web Service using JAX –WS Metro Implementation using WS – Addressing (Real Asynchronous)
9	Q & A	The way Forward to SOA world