Java WS Tutorial

Table of contents :
Contents……Page 3
Prerequisites……Page 9
About the Examples……Page 10
Building the Examples……Page 11
Typographical Conventions……Page 13
Feedback……Page 14
Building Web Services with JAX-WS……Page 15
Creating a Simple Web Service and Client with JAX-WS……Page 16
Requirements of a JAX-WS Endpoint……Page 18
Building the Service……Page 19
Packaging and Deploying the Service with asant……Page 20
Coding the Client……Page 21
Web Services Interoperability and JAX- WS……Page 23
Further Information……Page 24
JAXB Architecture……Page 25
Architectural Overview……Page 26
The JAXB Binding Process……Page 27
More About Validation……Page 28
Simple Type Definitions……Page 29
Schema-to-Java……Page 30
Java-to-Schema……Page 31
Schema-to-Java……Page 32
Java-to-Schema……Page 33
Using JAXB……Page 35
Description……Page 36
Configuring and Running the Samples……Page 39
JAXB Compiler Options……Page 40
JAXB Schema Generator Options……Page 42
About the Schema-to-Java Bindings……Page 43
Comment.java……Page 46
Items.java……Page 47
ObjectFactory.java……Page 48
PurchaseOrderType.java……Page 51
USAddress.java……Page 52
Unmarshal Read Example……Page 53
Modify Marshal Example……Page 55
Sample Output……Page 56
Unmarshal Validate Example……Page 57
Sample Output……Page 58
Why Customize?……Page 59
Inline and External Customizations……Page 60
Scope, Inheritance, and Precedence……Page 64
Customization Syntax……Page 65
Customization Namespace Prefix……Page 72
Customize Inline Example……Page 73
Global Binding Declarations……Page 74
Schema Binding Declarations……Page 75
Class Binding Declarations……Page 76
Property Binding Declarations……Page 77
MyDatatypeConverter Class……Page 78
Datatype Converter Example……Page 79
JAXB Version, Namespace, and Schema Attributes……Page 80
Global and Schema Binding Declarations……Page 81
Fix Collides Example……Page 83
The example.xsd Schema……Page 84
Looking at the Conflicts……Page 85
The binding.xjb Declarations File……Page 86
Resolving the Conflicts in example.xsd……Page 87
Customizing a choice Model Group……Page 88
j2s-xmlAccessorOrder Example……Page 90
j2s-xmlAdapter-field Example……Page 93
j2s-xmlAttribute-field Example……Page 96
j2s-xmlSchemaType-class Example……Page 97
j2s-xmlType Example……Page 98
Why StAX?……Page 101
Streaming Versus DOM……Page 102
StAX Use Cases……Page 103
Comparing StAX to Other JAXP APIs……Page 104
Cursor API……Page 105
Iterator API……Page 106
Iterator Event Types……Page 107
Sample Event Mapping……Page 109
Development Goals……Page 111
Comparing Cursor and Iterator APIs……Page 112
XMLInputFactory……Page 113
XMLOutputFactory……Page 114
Attributes and Namespaces……Page 115
Using XMLStreamReader……Page 116
Using XMLEventReader……Page 117
Using XMLStreamWriter……Page 119
Using XMLEventWriter……Page 120
Reporting CDATA Events……Page 121
SJSXP Factories Implementation……Page 122
Sample Code Organization……Page 123
Configuring Your Environment for Running the Samples……Page 124
Running the Samples……Page 125
Sample XML Document……Page 126
Stepping Through Events……Page 127
Returning String Representations……Page 128
Instantiating an XMLEventAllocator……Page 129
event Sample – EventParse.java……Page 130
Getting the Event Stream……Page 131
Running the Sample……Page 132
Creating an Input Factory……Page 133
Filtering the Stream……Page 134
readnwrite Sample – EventProducerConsumer.java……Page 135
Creating an Iterator……Page 136
Running the Sample……Page 137
Writing the Stream……Page 138
Running the Sample……Page 139
Further Information……Page 140
SOAP with Attachments API for Java……Page 141
The Structure of an XML Document……Page 142
What Is in a Message?……Page 143
SOAPConnection Objects……Page 146
Tutorial……Page 147
Creating a Message……Page 148
Parts of a Message……Page 149
Accessing Elements of a Message……Page 150
Adding Content to the Body……Page 151
Getting a SOAPConnection Object……Page 155
Getting the Content of a Message……Page 156
Adding Content to the Header……Page 157
Adding Content to the SOAPPart Object……Page 158
Manipulating Message Content Using SAAJ or DOM APIs……Page 160
Creating an AttachmentPart Object and Adding Content……Page 161
Adding Attributes……Page 163
Header Attributes……Page 165
Using SOAP Faults……Page 169
Overview of SOAP Faults……Page 170
Creating and Populating a SOAPFault Object……Page 171
Retrieving Fault Information……Page 173
Code Examples……Page 175
Request.java……Page 176
Setting Up……Page 177
Examining MyUddiPing……Page 178
Running MyUddiPing……Page 183
Running HeaderExample……Page 184
DOMExample.java and DOMSrcExample.java……Page 186
Examining DOMExample……Page 187
Examining DOMSrcExample……Page 188
Running DOMExample and DOMSrcExample……Page 189
Attachments.java……Page 190
Running Attachments……Page 191
Running SOAPFaultTest……Page 192
Further Information……Page 194
What Is a Registry?……Page 195
What Is JAXR?……Page 196
JAXR Architecture……Page 197
Implementing a JAXR Client……Page 198
Preliminaries: Getting Access to a Registry……Page 199
Creating a Connection……Page 201
Setting Connection Properties……Page 202
Obtaining and Using a RegistryService Object……Page 204
Querying a Registry……Page 205
Finding Organizations by Name……Page 206
Finding Organizations by Classification……Page 207
Finding Services and Service Bindings……Page 209
Creating an Organization……Page 210
Adding Classifications……Page 212
Adding Services and Service Bindings to an Organization……Page 213
Publishing a Specification Concept……Page 214
Removing Data from the Registry……Page 217
Defining a Taxonomy……Page 218
Specifying Postal Addresses……Page 221
Running the Client Examples……Page 223
Before You Compile the Examples……Page 224
Running the Examples……Page 225
Running the JAXRDelete Example……Page 226
Running the Postal Address Examples……Page 227
Publishing an Organization with a WSDL Document in Its Service Binding……Page 228
Getting a List of Your Registry Objects……Page 229
Using JAXR Clients in Java EE Applications……Page 230
Editing the Properties File……Page 231
Creating JAXR Resources……Page 232
Packaging the Application……Page 233
Further Information……Page 234
Java XML Digital Signature API……Page 237
How XWS-Security and XML Digital Signature API Are Related……Page 238
XML Security Stack……Page 239
Package Hierarchy……Page 240
Service Providers……Page 241
Example of an XML Signature……Page 242
validate Example……Page 245
Specifying the Signature Element to be Validated……Page 246
Unmarshaling the XML Signature……Page 247
What If the XML Signature Fails to Validate?……Page 248
Using KeySelectors……Page 249
genenveloped Example……Page 250
Instantiating the Document to be Signed……Page 251
Assembling the XML Signature……Page 252
Printing or Displaying the Resulting Document……Page 254
Securing Web Services……Page 255
Overview of Message Security……Page 256
Advantages of Message Security……Page 257
Message Security Mechanisms……Page 259
W3C Specifications……Page 260
OASIS Specifications……Page 261
JCP Specifications……Page 262
WS-I Specifications……Page 263
Security Challenges, Threats, and Countermeasures……Page 264
Using Message Security with Java EE……Page 265
How Does WSS Work in the Application Server……Page 266
Configuring the Application Server for Message Security……Page 267
Configuring Application-Specific Message Security……Page 268
Example: Using Application Server WS- Security……Page 270
Using the Java WSDP XWSS Security Implementation……Page 271
Configuring Message Security Using XWSS……Page 272
Further Information……Page 275
C……Page 277
D……Page 278
J……Page 279
N……Page 280
S……Page 281
T……Page 282
X……Page 283