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Chapter 24:
Introduction to web services development with .NET
Chapter 23< > Chapter 25
Listings: 1 2 3 4 5
Table of content:
Introduction
SOA: Service Oriented Architecture
SOAP and WSDL
WS-I Basic profiles
Message Exchange Pattern (MEP)
Developing a simple web service
Developing a simple web service without using Visual Studio
Developing a simple web service with Visual Studio
Testing and debugging a web service
Testing a web service
Debugging a web service
Creating a .NET client of a web service
Creating a .NET client of a web service without Visual Studio
Creating a .NET client of a web service with Visual Studio
Asynchronous calls and Message Exchange Patterns
Using a web service from a .NET Remoting client
SOAP messages
Introduction
Defining and processing SOAP headers
Encoding SOAP messages bodies
SOAP error messages
SOAP and underlying transport protocols
Web services contracts and the WSDL language
What can you express with WSDL?
Dissecting a WSDL document
Introduction to WSE and to WS-* specifications
Introduction to WSE
Specifications supported by WSE 3.0
Installing WSE
How does WSE work thanks to SOAP extension?
First test with WSE diagnostics
WS-* specifications not yet supported by WSE
WS-PolicyAttachment and WS-MetadataExchange
WS-ReliableMessage
UDDI and WS-Discovery
WS-Federation
WS-Coordination
WS-AtomicTransaction and WS-BusinessActivity
WS-Enumeration
WS-Eventing
WS-Management
Introduction to WCF (Windows Communication Framework)
Copyright Patrick Smacchia 2006 2007
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