A
- abstraction APIs, An Abstraction API
- access point
URLs, Programming UDDI
- <accessPoint>, Getting More Detail
- actor, SOAP Intermediaries and Actors
- <actor> element, Digital Signature Extensions to SOAP
- addAttachmentPart(
), Adding MIME attachments
- addName( ), Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
- addTextNode(
), Adding content to the message
- <add_publisherAssertions>
message, Publishing to a UDDI Registry
- Apache
Axis, JAX-RPC
- Apache SOAP, Message-Based Document Exchange and RPC
- declareNamespace(
), Finding a Business
- encoding, Encoding
- error
handling, Error Handling with SOAP Faults
- Fault object, Error Handling with SOAP Faults
- mustUnderstand
attribute, absence of support for, mustUnderstand
- routing
service, The Apache SOAP Routing Service, The SOAP-Aware Servlet Becomes a Message Router
- SOAP-RPC, The SOAP-RPC Sender—Remote Service
- Version 2.2.,
EchoTestClient, Understanding the Echo Test, The server
- Apache Tomcat, Sending and Receiving SOAP Messages
- default
port, The Apache TunnelGui Application
- JAXR, as required client
for, Using JAXR
- Apache TunnelGUI, The Apache TunnelGui Application
- APIs
- abstraction
APIs, An Abstraction API
- Envelope
API, The SOAP Package
- inquiry and
Publishing, Programming UDDI
- SOAPElement, SOAPElement API
- UDDI
access, Java-based, Java-Based APIs, What About the Rest of the Publishing API?
- UDDI programmers,
for, UDDI Specifications
- ASP.NET
interoperability issues with Apache SOAP, Encoding
- asynchronous operations, What Are Web Services?
- AttachmentPart, Creating the message
- authentication
- single-sign-on, Single-sign-on
- UDDI, Security and Authentication
- authorizedName
attribute, tModel
B
- B2C
(Business-to-Consumer) portal, web services
examples, Practical Applications for Web Services
- Base test suite, Round 2
- BEA Systems, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- BEA
WebLogic Server, How a Service Description Begets Code, Technical Architecture, Behavior Handling
- binding, Access, Introduction to WSDL
- <binding> element, <binding> Element, Demonstrating a binding through example
- binding
extension, Introduction to WSDL
- binding interaction
model, Binding
- <bindingDetail>
structure, Browsing Basic Information
- <bindingTemplate>
structure, UDDI Data Structures, Getting More Detail , Using WSDL Definitions with UDDI
- Bowstreet,
jUDDI, Technical Architecture
- brokers, Service registry (broker)
- business entities,
identification, Unique IDs
- business process
centers, Service provider
- <businessEntity>
structure, UDDI Data Structures
- <businessInfo>
structure, Finding a Business
- <businessInfos>
structure, Browsing Basic Information, Finding a Business
- BusinessList
class, Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
- <businessList>
structure, Browsing Basic Information, Finding a Business
- BusinessQueryManager
interface, Using JAXR
- <businessService>
document, Using WSDL Definitions with UDDI
- <businessService>
structure, UDDI Data Structures, Getting More Detail
C
- canonicalization, Canonicalization
- <CanonicalizationMethod>
element, The <Reference> Element
- CapeClear Studio, Behavior Handling
- CapeConnect, How a Service Description Begets Code
- <categoryBag>
structure, Categorization
- <keyedReference> structure, Categorization
- <CipherData>
element, XML Encryption
- <CipherReference>
element, XML Encryption
- <CipherValue>
element, XML Encryption
- coarse-graining, What Are Web Services?
- COM/DCOM, Lessons Learned from Recent History
- <complexType>
element, <types> Element
- composite computing
model, Inside the Composite Computing Model
- @conversation tag, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- CORBA, Lessons Learned from Recent History
- createAttachmentPart(
), Adding MIME attachments
- createCall(
), Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII)
- createConnection(
), Using JAXR
- createElementNS(
), Adding a Header Block
- createName(
), Adding content to the message
- custom serialization, Custom serialization
D
- data structures, UDDI, UDDI Specifications
- DataHandler, Adding MIME attachments
- DataSerializer
class, Custom serialization
- datatypes, interoperability
issues, Proprietary datatypes
- declareNamespace(
), Finding a Business
- <definitions>
element, <definitions> Element, <definitions> Element
- targetNamespace
attribute, <definitions> Element
- delete_
messages, UDDI Publisher, Publishing to a UDDI Registry
- digest, XML Digital Signatures
- <DigestMethod>
element, XML Digital Signatures
- <DigestValue>
element, XML Digital Signatures
- digital signatures, XML Digital Signatures
- DII (Dynamic Invocation
Interface), JAX-RPC Client Invocation Models, Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII), Making the call and retrieving the results
- direct publishing model, Publishing
- discovery, UDDI: Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
- <dispositionReport>
document, Errors and <dispositionReport> Documents
- distributed computing
models, Lessons Learned from Recent History
- doc.getElementsByTagName(
), Java Toolkits
- document exchange
model, Message-Based Document Exchange and RPC, How XML Becomes SOAP
- RPC, contrasted
with, Encoding
- doQuery( ), Using JAXR
- doWork( ), Getting it to work
- <ds:Signature>
element, Digital Signature Extensions to SOAP
- dynamic discovery publishing
model, Publishing
- Dynamic
Invocation Interface (see DII)
E
- ebXML Message
Service, The SOAP Header, Where’s the Messaging?
- JAXM
profiles, and, JAXM Profiles
- registry, compatibility with
UDDI, UDDI
- standardization, ebXML
- echo
methods, Round 2, Round 2
- polymorphic type
methods, Round 2
- echoString method
client request, Round 2
- EchoTestClient, Understanding the Echo Test, The server
- EJBs (Enterprise Java
Beans)
- mapping SOAP to, RPC-Style Invocations
- RPC-style
invocations, RPC-Style Invocations
- XML-Java
binding, SOAP Parsing
- encoding, Stubs and Tie Classes
- common
combinations, Encoding
- interoperability
issues, Encoding
- encryptAndReplace(
), Java Toolkits
- <EncryptedData>
element, XML Encryption
- Endpoint
class, Sending the message
- Envelope API, The SOAP Package
- ez3950-PortTypes.wsdl, Anatomy of a WSDL Document
G
- gateways, Service registry (broker)
- generic
attribute, Browsing Basic Information
- GenericHTTPClient, The SOAP-Aware Servlet Becomes a Message Router
- GenericHTTPSWAClient, Constructing SOAP with Attachments
- GenericJAXMSWAClient, Understanding the SwA Sender
- getBusinessQueryManager(
), Using JAXR
- getContent(
), Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- getElementsByTagName(
), Java Toolkits
- getInquiry( ), Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
- getSupportedProfiles(
), JAXM Profiles
- get_
messages, Getting More Detail
- <get_assertionStatusReport>
message, Publishing to a UDDI Registry
- <get_authToken>
message, Publishing to a UDDI Registry, Security and Authentication
- <get_publisherAssertions>
message, Publishing to a UDDI Registry
- <get_registeredInfo>
message, Publishing to a UDDI Registry
- <get_serviceDetaiõ>
message, Getting More Detail
- GLUE, How a Service Description Begets Code
- Gnutella, The P2P Model
- green pages, UDDI Overview
I
- IBM
- SRP (Service Registry
Proxy), An Abstraction API
- Web Services Architecture
team, Service-Oriented Architecture
- WebSphere, Technical Architecture
- WSIF (Web Service
Invocation Framework), Where Is All the Java?
- XML Security
Suite, Java Toolkits
- identifiers, Identifiers
- Idoox, Finding a Business
- implementation, Service-Oriented Architecture
- <import> element, <import> Element
- independent software
vendors, Service provider
- inout
parameters, Pass-by-copy and Holder classes
- inquiry
API, Programming UDDI
- interface, Service-Oriented Architecture
- intermediaries, Intermediaries
- intermediary, SOAP Intermediaries and Actors
- interoperability, The Concept of Interoperability, Resources
- backend
integration issues, Integration
- compatible
specification versions, The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Interoperability
- Echo
TestClient, Understanding the Echo Test, The server
- future
issues, Potential Interoperability Issues
- identification
of business entities, Unique IDs
- Microsoft
resources, Microsoft SOAP Toolkit 3.0 Interoperability Test Site
- .NET and J2EE, .NET and J2EE
- online
resources, Other Interoperability Resources, Resources
- problems
associated with achieving, The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Interoperability
- SalCentral, SalCentral
- shared
semantics, The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Interoperability
- SOAP, SOAP , SOAP actor
- SOAP
intermediaries, Intermediaries
- SOAP Version
1.2 test collection, SOAP Version 1.2 Test Collection
- SOAPBuilders
group, SOAPBuilders Interoperability
- Base test suite, Round 2
- Round 1 Interoperability
Lab, SOAPBuilders Interoperability
- Round 2 Interoperability
Lab, Round 2, Round 2
- Round 3 Interoperability
Lab, Round 3
- standards,
development of, Standards Development and Proliferation
- proprosals, Conformance and interoperability standards
- testing, SOAPBuilders Interoperability
- test
clients, Understanding the Echo Test, Using other test clients through a browser interface
- transactions, Transactions
- UDDI, UDDI
- web services
versions, The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Interoperability
- WSDL, WSDL , Endpoints
- Xmethods, Xmethods
- XML
Schema, XML Schema
- Iona XMLBus echo test
service, Running the EchoTestClient
- ISO 3166 (international standard geographical
regions), Categorization
- ISO/IEC 11578:1996
standard, UDDI Data Structures
J
- J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise
Edition)
- .NET, interoperability with, .NET and J2EE
- SOAP, and, The SOAP-J2EE Way, JSR109: Industry in Flux
- behaviour handling, Behavior Handling
- web services, integration
with, Web Services in a J2EE Environment, J2EE and Web Services, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- Java
- APIs for UDDI registry
access, Java-Based APIs
- security
toolkits, Java Toolkits
- WSDL,
and, Where Is All the Java?
- Java Web Services Developer
Pack, JAX-RPC and JAXM
- Java XML
Pack, JAX-RPC and JAXM
- JavaDoc tags, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- javax.xml.registry, Using JAXR
- javax.xml.soap
package, JAX-RPC and JAXM, The SOAP Package
- javax.xml.transform package, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- JAX-RPC (Java API for XML-based
RPC), JAX-RPC and JAXM, JAX-RPC, Service Context Propagation and SOAP Message Handlers
- Call
object, Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII)
- client invocation
models, JAX-RPC Client Invocation Models
- datatypes, WSDL to Java, Java to WSDL
- generated service
interface, Generated service interface
- JAXM, contrasted
with, JAX-RPC and JAXM
- Service
Context, Service Context Propagation and SOAP Message Handlers
- SOAPElement API, SOAPElement API
- value types, Value types
- JAXM (Java API for XML
Messaging), JAX-RPC and JAXM, Java API for XML Messaging (JAXM), Sending the message
- JAX-RPC, contrasted
with, JAX-RPC and JAXM
- messages, creating and adding
content, Creating the message
- call execution, Making the call
- minimum runtime requirement
for, Simple Servlet Deployment
- profiles, JAXM Profiles, Sending the message
- sender, Understanding the Simple JAXM Sender
- request/reply
client, The JAXM Sender—Request/Reply Client, The JAXM Sender—Request/Reply Client
- SwA
sender, Understanding the SwA Sender, Adding MIME attachments
- synchronous communications, support
of, JAX-RPC and JAXM
- using for SOAP with
attachments, Using JAXM for SOAP with Attachments
- JAXM Receiver, Understanding the JAXM Receiver
- JAXP
(Java API for XML Processing), The SOAP Sender
- Transformer
object, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- JAXR (Java API for XML
Registries), Java-Based APIs, Using JAXR, Using JAXR
- base package
name, Using JAXR
- Systinet WASP UDDI, compared
to, Using JAXR
- Tomcat, and, Using JAXR
- .jaxr.properties, Using JAXR
- JMS (Java Message
Service), Where’s the Messaging?
- SOAP, invocation
by, Message-Style Invocations
- example, A Simple Example, The JMS replier
- JMS Queue, Message-Style Invocations
- JMS Topic, Message-Style Invocations
- JP Moresmau,
pudding, Technical Architecture
- JSAML
Toolkit, Single-sign-on
- JSPs (Java Server
Pages), The SOAP-J2EE Way
- JSSE library, Security and Authentication
- jUDDI, Technical Architecture
- JWS (Java Web Service)
standard, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- ECMAScript
extension, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- example, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- JavaDoc
tags, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- mapping, objects to
XML, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- web services representation(EJBs, JMS
destinations, etc.), The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
M
- main(
), The SOAP Sender, Using JAXR
- mapTypes(
), Default serialization of data
- marshall( ), Custom serialization
- marshalling, Stubs and Tie Classes
- message
digest, XML Digital Signatures
- <Reference> element, The <Reference> Element
- <message>
element, <message> Element
- message
profiles, JAXM Profiles
- message style
invocations, Message-Style Invocations
- Message.send(
), The SOAP Sender
- MessageFactory,
customizing, Using the custom MessageFactory to create profile-specific messages
- MessageFactory.createMessage(
), Creating the message
- <MessageHeader>
element, Adding a Header Block
- messaging, Where’s the Messaging?
- Microsoft
- bCentral
initiative, Business Perspectives on the SOA
- SOAP Interop server
site, Microsoft SOAP Toolkit 3.0 Interoperability Test Site
- MIME protocol, Parts Is Parts
- MimeBodyPart
class, Constructing SOAP with Attachments
N
- NAICS (North American Industry Classification
System), Categorization
- namespaces, <definitions> Element
- common prefixes
and URIs, <definitions> Element
- Napster, The P2P Model
- .NET, interoperability with
J2EE, .NET and J2EE
- Netegrity, Single-sign-on
- JSAML
Toolkit, Single-sign-on
- newInstance(
), Simple Servlet Deployment
- nodes, SOAP Intermediaries and Actors
- operations, parameters
of, UDDI Specifications
- Nodes, importation between
documents, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- nonrepudiation, Nonrepudiation
- notification, <portType> Element
O
- OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of
Structured Information Standards), OASIS, Single-sign-on
- object
references, Pass-by-copy and Holder classes
- Oblix, Single-sign-on
- one-way
invocation, <portType> Element
- onMessage( ), Simple Servlet Deployment, Understanding the JAXM Receiver
- open source J2EE UDDI
projects, Technical Architecture
- <operation>
element, <portType> Element
- <operation>
elements, <portType> Element
- @operation tag, The Java Web Service (JWS) Standard
- operator
attribute, Browsing Basic Information
P
- P2P (peer-to-peer),
advantages, The P2P Model
- pass-by-copy, Pass-by-copy and Holder classes
- percent sign
(%), Finding a Business
- Phaos XML Toolkit, Java Toolkits
- PKI (Public Key
Infrastructure), Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
- PO.xml, How XML Becomes SOAP, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- digitally
signed version, XML Digital Signatures
- <items> tag, encryption
of, XML Encryption
- <portType>
element, <portType> Element, <portType> Element
- <binding> element, and, <binding> Element
- private nodes and
clouds, Technical Architecture
- profiles, JAXM Profiles
- proprietary datatypes, interoperability
issues, Proprietary datatypes
- ProviderConnection, Obtaining the profile via ProviderMetaData
- ProviderConnection.send(
), Sending the message
- ProviderConnectionFactory, ProviderConnectionFactory
- providers, Provider
- Public
Cloud, Technical Architecture
- <publisherAssertion>
structure, UDDI Data Structures
- publishing, Publishing
- to
UDDI registries, Publishing to a UDDI Registry, Publishing to a UDDI Registry
- Publishing API, Programming UDDI, What About the Rest of the Publishing API?
R
- <Reference>
element, The <Reference> Element
- registry, Registry (broker)
- <relatedBusinessesList>
structure, Browsing Basic Information
- remote references, Remote references
- replication under UDDI, UDDI Specifications
- request-response
model, <portType> Element
- requestor, Requestor
- <Respond> tag, Location service
- <Result> element, Validate Service
- Result
object, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- <RetrievalMethod>
tag, Key retrieval
- Round 1
Interoperability Lab, SOAPBuilders Interoperability
- Round 2 Interoperability
Lab, Round 2, Round 2
- Round 3
Interoperability Lab, Round 3
- RPCs (remote procedure
calls), Message-Based Document Exchange and RPC
- document exchange model,
contrasted with, Encoding
- SOAP, and, The Major Web Services Technologies, Anatomy of a SOAP Message, SOAP-RPC
- web services,
and, What Are Web Services?
S
- SalCentral, SalCentral
- SAML (Security Assertion Markup
Language), Single-sign-on
- Section 5
encoding, Encoding
- Securant, Single-sign-on
- secure hash, XML Digital Signatures, Canonicalization
- security,
UDDI, Security and Authentication
- sendJAXMMessage(
), Understanding the Simple JAXM Sender
- sendSOAPMessage(
), The SOAP Sender
- sendSoapMessage(
), Adding a Header Block
- sendSoapRPCMessage(
), The SOAP-RPC Sender—Remote Service
- service
- location, Service location (finding)
- Service
Context, Service Context Propagation and SOAP Message Handlers
- <service> element, <service> Element
- service
providers, Service provider
- service registries, Service registry (broker)
- service requestors, Service requestor
- <serviceList>
structure, Browsing Basic Information
- ServiceRegistryProxy
class, An Abstraction API
- services, The Apache SOAP Routing Service
- servlets, The SOAP-J2EE Way
- resource
invocation, Figuring Out What to Invoke
- RPC-style
invocations, RPC-Style Invocations
- SOAP
parsing, SOAP Parsing
- web services,
requirements for use with, Behavior Handling
- XML
parsing, SOAP Parsing
- XML-Java
binding, SOAP Parsing
- setFrom( ) and setTo(
), Sending the message
- setMaxRows( ),, Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
- setMethodName( ), The SOAP-RPC Sender—Remote Service
- <Signature>
element, XML Digital Signatures
- <SignatureMethod> element, The Signature Method
- <SignatureValue>
element, XML Digital Signatures, The Signature Method
- <SignedInfo>
element, The <Reference> Element
- SimpleHTTPReceive, The Simple Servlet Receiver
- <simpleType>
element, <types> Element
- single-sign-on
authentication, Single-sign-on
- SOA (service-oriented
architecture), Service-Oriented Architecture in a Web Services Ecosystem, Service-Oriented Architecture , Service requestor
- components, Service-Oriented Architecture
- developers’
concerns, Developers’ Perspectives on the SOA
- roles, Participant Roles
- SOAP (Simple Object Access
Protocol), The Major Web Services Technologies, SOAP: The Cornerstone of Interoperability, Protocol
- binding extension
elements, The SOAP binding extension, Demonstrating a binding through example
- components
of, Message-Based Document Exchange and RPC
- document exchange
model, How XML Becomes SOAP
- EJB
invocation, RPC-Style Invocations
- encoding,
interoperability issues, Encoding
- error
handling, Error Handling with SOAP Faults, Soap Faults and the mustUnderstand Attribute
- Faults, Error Handling with SOAP Faults, Soap Faults and the mustUnderstand Attribute
- HTTP,
and, Simple
- intermediaries, interoperability
issues, Intermediaries
- interoperability
issues, SOAP , SOAP actor
- J2EE, and, The SOAP-J2EE Way, JSR109: Industry in Flux
- behaviour
handling, Behavior Handling
- main( ), The SOAP Sender
- Message Exchange
Model, SOAP Intermediaries and Actors
- message
types, Behavior Handling
- message-style
invocation (JMS), Message-Style Invocations
- example, A Simple Example, The JMS replier
- Message.send(
), The SOAP Sender
- security
extensions, SOAP Security Extensions, Digital Signature Extensions to SOAP
- digital
credentials, Digital Credentials Extensions to SOAP
- digital
signatures, Digital Signature Extensions to SOAP
- sendSOAPMessage(
), The SOAP Sender
- servlet
receiver, The Simple Servlet Receiver, The Servlet Receiver Becomes SOAP-Aware
- servlets, parsing
by, SOAP Parsing
- SOAP
body, The SOAP Header
- SOAP
envelopes, How XML Becomes SOAP
- attaching XML fragments
to, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- creating, The SOAP Sender
- security
vulnerability, Web Services Security
- tag
syntax, The SOAP Envelope
- unmarshall( ), The Servlet Receiver Becomes SOAP-Aware
- SOAP header, The SOAP Header
- SOAP
messages, Message-Based Document Exchange and RPC, Anatomy of a SOAP Message
- browsing basic
information, Browsing Basic Information
- headers, adding
to, Adding a header dynamically
- MIME
attachments, adding to, Adding MIME attachments
- sending and
receiving, Sending and Receiving SOAP Messages
- XML
documents, importing into, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- SOAP
package, The SOAP Package
- SOAPTransport.receive(
), The SOAP Sender
- typing, Version
1.1, xsi:type
- UDDI registries, messages for
accessing, Java-Based APIs
- UDDI,
and, The Major Web Services Technologies
- Version 1.2 test
collection, SOAP Version 1.2 Test Collection
- WSDL,
and, The Major Web Services Technologies
- <SOAP-ENV:Body>
tag, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- SOAP-RPC, SOAP-RPC, SOAP-RPC
- client, The SOAP-RPC Sender—Remote Service, The SOAP-RPC Sender—Remote Service
- method
signatures, SOAP-RPC Method Signatures
- server, Another SOAP-RPC Sender: Local Service, The Deployment Descriptor
- <SOAP-SEC:Signature>
element, Digital Signature Extensions to SOAP
- SOAPAction header
field, Figuring Out What to Invoke
- SOAPBody, Adding content to the message
- SOAPBuilders
group (see under
interoperability)
- SOAPConnection.call(
), Making the call
- SOAPElement API, SOAPElement API
- SOAPHeader, Adding content to the message
- SOAPMappingRegistry, Default serialization of data
- SOAPPart, Creating the message
- software asset, Inside the Composite Computing Model
- solicit-response
model, <portType> Element
- SonicXQ, How a Service Description Begets Code, Behavior Handling
- Source
object, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- SRP (Service Registry
Proxy), An Abstraction API
- <Status>
element, Validate Service
- stubs, Stubs and Tie Classes
- properties, Statically Generated Stubs
- transport
dependency, Statically Generated Stubs
- SwA (SOAP with
Attachments), SOAP with Attachments, Receiving the SOAP with Attachments Message
- construction, Constructing SOAP with Attachments
- receiving an SwA
message, Receiving the SOAP with Attachments Message
- synchronous
operations, What Are Web Services?
- Systinet, Java-Based APIs, Finding a Business
- Systinet WASP, Where Is All the Java?, Behavior Handling
- Systinet
WASP UDDI, Finding a Business, Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
- BusinessList class, Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
- client
library, Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
- database
applications, supported under, Finding a Business
- HTTPS,
enabling, Security and Authentication
- Java
API, Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
- JAXR API,
compared to, Using JAXR
- security and
authentication, Security and Authentication
- servlets, Finding a Business
- SOAP envelopes, namespaces
for, Finding a Business
- Tomcat, and, Using JAXR
- Version 1.0 and 2.0 Java
packages, Using Systinet’s UDDI Java API
T
- tie classes, Stubs and Tie Classes
- <tModel> documents, tModel
- authorizedName
attributes, tModel
- <keyedReference>
structures, Categorization
- WSDL
and, Using WSDL Definitions with UDDI
- <tModel> structure, UDDI Data Structures, Getting More Detail
- <tModelInstanceInfo>, Getting More Detail
- <tModelInstanceInfo>
documents, tModel
- tModelKey, Getting More Detail , tModel
- <tModelList>
structure, Browsing Basic Information
- Tomcat
- JAXR,
and, Using JAXR
- transactions, interoperability
issues, Transactions
- Transformer object, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- <Transforms>
tag, The <Reference> Element
- truncated
attribute, Browsing Basic Information
- <types> element, <types> Element, <types> Element
U
- UBR (UDDI
Business Registry), Technical Architecture
- content, insertion
into, Technical Architecture
- UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and
Integration), The Major Web Services Technologies, UDDI: Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
- API messages,
options, Finding a Business
- architecture, Technical Architecture, Technical Architecture
- specifications, UDDI Specifications
- categorization
systems, Categorization
- compliant server
products, Technical Architecture
- data
structures, UDDI Specifications, UDDI Data Structures
- UUIDs, UDDI Data Structures
- <dispositionReport>
document, Errors and <dispositionReport> Documents
- errors, Errors and <dispositionReport> Documents
- finding a
business, Finding a Business, Finding a Business
- find_
messages, Browsing Basic Information
- get_
messages, Getting More Detail
- interoperability
issues, UDDI
- node
operators, standards for, UDDI Specifications
- online
resources, UDDI Specifications
- programmer’s
API, UDDI Specifications
- Programmer’s API
document, Browsing Basic Information
- programming, Java-Based APIs, What About the Rest of the Publishing API?
- Publisher API
messages, Publishing to a UDDI Registry, Publishing to a UDDI Registry
- registries, UDDI: Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
- Java-based
APIs for access to, Java-Based APIs
- publishing
to, Publishing to a UDDI Registry, Publishing to a UDDI Registry
- types
of information, UDDI Overview
- replication, UDDI Specifications
- response message
structure, Browsing Basic Information
- Schema
document, Browsing Basic Information
- security and
authentication, Security and Authentication
- SOAP
Faults, Errors and <dispositionReport> Documents
- SOAP,
and, The Major Web Services Technologies
- UDDI
Project, UDDI: Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
- uses, How UDDI Is Used
- WDSL,
and, The Major Web Services Technologies
- WSDL definitions,
and, Using WSDL Definitions with UDDI
- UDDI XML API schema, UDDI Specifications
- UDDISoapClient.java, Finding a Business, Finding a Business
- <uddi:find_business>
element, Finding a Business
- unmarshall( ), The Servlet Receiver Becomes SOAP-Aware, Custom serialization
- UNSPSC (Universal Standard Products and Services
Classification), Categorization
- URCs (uniform resource
citations), Note on URIs, URNs, and URLs
- URI Partitioning, Note on URIs, URNs, and URLs
- URIs (uniform resource
identifiers), Note on URIs, URNs, and URLs
- URLs
(uniform resource locators), Note on URIs, URNs, and URLs
- URNs (uniform
resource names), Note on URIs, URNs, and URLs
- %USERPROFILE%, Using JAXR
- UUIDs, UDDI Data Structures
- <tmodel>, and, tModel
W
- W3C (World Wide Web
Consortium), W3C
- XKMS, Key Management, Validate Service
- Web Service Interoperability
Organization, Conformance and interoperability standards
- web
services, Welcome to Web Services, What Are Web Services?
- aggregators, Service provider
- B2C portal,
examples, Practical Applications for Web Services
- distributed
computing, and, Lessons Learned from Recent History
- evolution of
standards, Standards Development and Proliferation
- factors driving
adoption, Industry Drivers
- implementation, Service-Oriented Architecture
- interaction of
associated technologies, The Major Web Services Technologies
- interface, Service-Oriented Architecture
- interoperability, The Concept of Interoperability, Resources
- J2EE, and, Web Services in a J2EE Environment
- major
technologies, The Major Web Services Technologies
- participant
interactions, Participant Interactions
- platform, Web Services in a J2EE Environment
- practical
applications, Practical Applications for Web Services
- providers, Web Services in a J2EE Environment
- requirements, Business Perspectives on the SOA
- security
aspects, Web Services Security, Further Reading
- Java toolkits, Java Toolkits
- key management, Key Management, Validate Service
- nonrepudiation, Nonrepudiation
- PKI, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
- SOAP extensions, SOAP Security Extensions, Digital Signature Extensions to SOAP
- standards, lack
of, Web Services Security
- vulnerabilities, Web Services Security
- XML digital
signatures, XML Digital Signatures
- service, Service-Oriented Architecture
- service
description, Service-Oriented Architecture
- service
providers, Service provider
- transition to, Web Services Adoption Factors, Low barrier to entry means grass-roots adoption
- unique IDs, Unique IDs
- uses, Service-Oriented Architecture in a Web Services Ecosystem
- Web Services
Toolkit, How a Service Description Begets Code
- white pages, UDDI Overview
- writeTo( ), Making the call, Understanding the JAXM Receiver
- WSDL (Web Service Description
Language), The Major Web Services Technologies, Web Services Description Language
- binding, Introduction to WSDL
- developing
documents, Best Practices, Makes Perfect
- elements, Anatomy of a WSDL Document, The end of the example!
- inout
parameters, Pass-by-copy and Holder classes
- interoperability
issues, WSDL , Endpoints
- Java,
and, Where Is All the Java?
- operational
models, <portType> Element
- SOAP,
and, The Major Web Services Technologies
- tools, How a Service Description Begets Code
- UDDI,
and, The Major Web Services Technologies, Using WSDL Definitions with UDDI
X
- XKMS (XML Key Management
Specification), Key Management, Validate Service
- key
retrieval, Key retrieval
- location
service, Location service
- Validate
Service, Validate Service
- Xmethods, Xmethods
- XML (eXtensible Markup
Language)
- digital
signatures, XML Digital Signatures, Digital Signature Extensions to SOAP
- documents
- conversion
into DOM trees, Attaching an XML fragment to the SOAP envelope
- encryption, XML Encryption, Validate Service
- find_ messages, Browsing Basic Information
- get_
messages, Getting More Detail
- XML namespace, <definitions> Element
- XML Schema, <types> Element
- interoperability
issues, XML Schema
- UDDI
specification, UDDI Specifications
- .xsd documents, <definitions> Element
- XML-Canonicalization (xml-c14n)
specification, Canonicalization
- .xsd file
extension, <definitions> Element
- XSD namespace, versions, XML Schema
- xsd:string
type, <types> Element
- <xsd:complexType>
element, <types> Element
- <xsd:element>
element, <types> Element
- <xsd:list>
element, <types> Element
- <xsd:simpleType>
element, <types> Element
- xsi:type
attribute, xsi:type
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