OR161
Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g: Build Web Services
This course is held in Oracles facilities in Kista
The course covers core Web services standards and technologies, as well as the Java APIs for Web services.
Topics include:
- Core Web Service concepts
- Web Services Description Language
- Contract based and Annotation based development
- Message handlers
- Fault handling
- Custom type mapping, and
- Security
- Additionally participants are introduced to conversational and reliable web service standards and concepts.
Through lectures and hands-on labs, participants learn how to create, deploy and invoke Web Services using Oracle JDeveloper 11g (11.1.1.1.0) Integrated Development Environment and WebLogic Server.
Learn to:
- Develop Oracle Database based Web Services
- Describe Web Services Standards and Concepts
- Develop JAX-WS from both Top Down and Bottom UP
- Develop JAX-WS clients
- Developer JAX-RPC Web Services and Clients
- Secure Web Services
Audience
- Developer
- J2EE Developer
- Java Developer
- Java EE Develo
Objectives:
- Describe Web Services concepts and standards
- Learn to implement JAX-WS web services using JDeveloper
- Implement JAX-WS web services using Eclipse/OEPE
- Learn to implement web service clients
- Learn to package, deploy and manage web services
- Learn to implement web service handlers
- Learn to secure web services
- Learn to implement conversational web services
- Learn to develop reliable web services
- Learn to develop conversation web services
- Learn to develop database web services
- Examine web services best practices
Course Outline:
Introducing Web Services
- Distributed Computing Challenges
- What are Web Services and its Architecture
- Identify Web Services Building Blocks
- Describe Web Services Standards
- Describe Web Services and SOA
Java Web Services Technologies
- Java for Web Services
- Describe development approaches available
- Java API's for WS
- WLS and Web Services
- Introduce development tools
Exploring SOAP and WSDL
- Introduction to WSDL and SOAP
- SOAP Basics
- SOAP Attachments
- SOAP Faults
- WSDL and Web Services
- WSDL Structure
Implementing JAX-WS Web Services
- Features of JAX-WS
- JAX-WS runtime
- Creating POJO based web services
- Creating WS from EJBs
- Working with XML directly
- Creating WS from WSDL
Implementing JAX-WS Clients
- Describe Client side programming model
- Identify Web Service client types
- Invoking Web Services from Java
- Describe Asynchronous web services
Packaging, Deploying and Managing Web Services
- Deployment concepts
- Packing, deploying and managing Web Services
Fault and Exception handing in JAX-WS
- Fault concepts
- Modeling Faults in Java
- Unmodelled faults
- Working with faults in Java
Web Services Security
- Web Service Security Overview
- WS-Policy concepts
- Web Services security stack
- WebLogic Server security features
- Using annotations to create security
Using Handlers in JAX-WS
- Handler concepts and uses
- Understand the handler framework
- Writing and deploying handlers
- Implementing client side handlers
Enabling MTOM (Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism) on JAX-WS
- SOAP attachments and MTOM
- MTOM Challenges
- Enabling MTOM on services
- MTOM and clients
JAX_WS Custom Bindings
- Understand Custom binding concepts
- When to use custom bindings
- Overview of JAXB
- Schema to Java mapping customization
- Java to Schema mapping customization
Implementing JAX-RPC web services
- Describe the differences of JAX-WS and JAX-RPC
- Describe data binding in JAX-RPC
- Implementing, packaging and deploying JAX-RPC services
- Implement JAX-RPC clients
Web Service Reliable Messaging
- Describe Reliable messaging and Quality of Service concepts
- Describe Reliable messaging model
- Understand WLS support for reliable messaging
- Creating reliable messaging policy
- Invoking web services reliably
Conversational Web Services
- Understanding Conversational Web Service Concepts
- Developing Conversational Web Services
- Invoking conversational web services
Developing Database Web Services
- Understanding Database Web Service Concepts
- Type mapping in Database Web Services
- Creating, and deploying database web services
Web Services best practices
- Designing Web Services for interoperability
- Designing Reusable Web Services
- Defining fault/exceptions
- Develop Web Services for scalability
Web Services and SOA
- Introducing SOA Stack
- The position of WS in the SOA stack
- Introducing Oracle SOA Suite
- Introducing ADF Web Services
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Kurs
OR161
Längd
4 dagar
Pris
24.000 kr (exkl. moms)
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Förkunskaper
Required Prerequisites:
Oracle 10g: XML Fundamentals
Suggested Prerequisites:
Java and XML experience within a JDeveloper or Eclipse environment
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