The Developing Java Web Services training course course explores how to create web services using the Java EE framework. The course begins with a review of XML (Extensible Markup Language) and XML concepts and then moves into a discussion around HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) and SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol). With the foundation laid, the Java Web Services training examines the different web services technologies, techniques, and strategies available to Java developers.
Course Summary
Hands-on training is customized, instructor-led training with an in-depth presentation of a technology and its concepts, featuring such topics as Java, OOAD, and Open Source.
What You'll Learn
In the Developing Java Web Services training course you’ll learn:
- History, Motivations, and Overview of Web Services
- Understanding key web services components: XML, XSL, HTTP, WSDL, SOAP
- The Java Web Services Landscape
- Building web services with Java EE
- Working with JAXB
- Using Java API for XML-based Web Services
- Web Services Design Strategies: Contract First v. Contract Last
- Java Web Services best practices
- Other ways to build JWS: Apache Axis, Servlets, Spring
- Heterogenous web service development: making JWS work with .NET and PHP
Meet Your Instructor
Michael McClureMeet Michael McClure »Michael McClure is a practicing software developer, course developer, and trainer with DevelopIntelligence. For the majority of his career, Michael has been designing and implementing large-scale, enterprise-grade Java-based applications at major telecommunication and internet companies such as Level3 Communications, US West/Qwest/Century Link, Orbitz, and others.
Michael has a passion for learning new technologies / patterns / paradigms. (Or, he has a tendency to get bored or disappointed with current...
Jean LeongMeet Jean Leong »Jean Leong brings years of development experience into her teaching, making the learning experience practical for her students. Originally a Smalltalk developer, Jean has an expansive knowledge of object-oriented (OO) development, analysis and design. Jean has worked in every stage of the software development process for a variety of businesses, from small non-profits to government agencies to global enterprises.
Jean was also one of the top instructors at Sun Microsystems in North America and Europe. At...
