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Web services are no longer a nascent technology in the programming industry; every major software vendor is rolling out web servicesrelated APIs and products. Today Java developers are successfully adopting web services as the latest technology in application development in order to enable crossapplication communication for distributed applications. This book will help you to join their ranks.Packed with clear explanations and handson examples, Beginning Java Web Services teaches you how to productively build web services with Java. Through an understanding of the underlying principles of web services, you will learn how web services actually work and how to apply that knowledge for real use.You will be introduced to many of the web services APIs and specifications, including XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI. In addition, the book demonstrates how commercial vendors, such as IBM and BEA, are simplifying web services development.Who is this book for?This book is for Java developers who need to get started with developing web services with Java. No knowledge of web services or XML is required; however familiarity with webbased Java programming would be advantageous.What does this book cover?How to develop web services with Java and XMLThe web services standards of SOAP, WSDL, UDDIServerside and clientside development using the Apache Axis and IBM web services platformsWeb service development using BEA Workshop and IBM WebSphere StudioSecure and asynchronous web services
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