BEA WebLogic Server 9.1: Develop Enterprise Web Services - LWC

Description:

This course introduces students to Web services development for BEA WebLogic Server (WLS) using the Eclipse development platform. Students will develop, deploy and test Web services. Students will also develop Web service clients and JUnit tests.

Learn to:

• Develop and test Web services for BEA WebLogic Server (WLS) using Eclipse
• Develop synchronous, asynchronous, reliable, secure and conversational Web services
• Apply best practices to Web service logic and interface design (tiered model, controls)

Live Virtual Class (LVC) Access Policy:

• You are prohibited from allowing other unregistered individuals to view your LVC Event
• You may not make unauthorized recordings, copies or transmissions of LVC Event content
• You must view the LVC Event from the country listed in your LVC Event registration

Students attending LVC events should enroll at least two working days in advance of the event to ensure adequate time to download student materials and confirm their system setup. To learn more about the system and setup requirements for participating in a Live Virtual Class, please click here.

Audience:

Java Developer

Objectives:

• Understand Web Services technologies (XML, XSD, WSDL, SOAP, JSR 181)
• Develop and test Web services for BEA WebLogic Server using Eclipse and JUnit
• Develop synchronous and asynchronous Web services
• Develop secure, conversational, and reliable Web services
• Add handlers to Web services
• Create and throw Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) faults from a Web service
• Develop Web services that employ SOAP attachments
• Apply best practices to Web service logic design (tiered model, controls)
• Apply best practices to Web service interface design (XML schemas, XML Beans, validation, and transformation)

Prerequisites:

Required Prerequisites:
Fundamentals of Eclipse and BEA WebLogic Server
Application Development course or equivalent experience.

Suggested Prerequisites:
Some experience developing object-oriented Java applications
Basic understanding of XML
Basic understanding of Web applications
Some experience using Ant
 

Topics:

JSR-181: Web Services Metadata for the Javaâ„¢ Platform

Web service annotations

Synchronous/Asynchronous Web services

Web service consumers

Beehive controls

SOAP faults

Reliable Web services

Conversational Web services

Transactional Web services

Secure Web services