The Securing Java Web Services training course provides Java developers with the knowledge needed to develop secure Web services. The course emphasizes hands-on experimentation with students spending roughly half of the classroom time solving specific security problems. The bulk of the course is spent working with JAX-RPC web services: adding WS-Security headers, signing and encrypting message content, and passing SAML assertions among various parties to a messaging scenario.
Course Summary
Purpose:
Learn how to secure Java-based web services.
Audience:
Java Web Services developers needing to harden their service offerings.
Role:
Skill Level:
Learning Style:
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.
Duration:
4 Days
Securing Java Web Services is part of the J2EE Training / Java EE Training curriculum.
What You'll Learn
In the Securing Java Web Services training course you’ll learn:
- The challenges, pitfalls, and best-practices required to secure XML-based services
- How to apply W3C standards to digitally sign and encrypt XML fragments and documents
- The importance of the WS-Security specification and how it applies to your solution
- How to use emerging Java APIs to configure, implement, encrypt various WS-Security header content
- Exchange security information between servers, applications, and components
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