Real world web services with JAX-WS

By Stijn Van den Enden (Play time: 55:03) - Posted on Mar 17, 2007 08:20

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1. Intro

2. Presentation goal

3. About the speaker

4. Overview

5. JAX-WS

6. Standards

7. Architecture

8. Annotations everywhere

9. Example - 1

10. Example - 2

11. Example - 3

12. Example - 4

13. SayHello.java

14. SayResponseHello.java

15. Example - 5

16. Example - 6

17. Example - 7

18. Example - 8

19. Example - 9

20. Annotations client-side (SE)

21. Annotations client-side

22. Annotations client-side (EE)

23. Annotations client-side

24. Overview

25. Handlers

26. Handlers chain

27. Example

28. Binding support in JAX-WS - 1

29. Binding support in JAX-WS - 2

30. Binding support in JAX-WS - 3

31. Binding support in JAX-WS - 4

32. Example

33. Binding support in JAX-WS

34. Advanced customizations - 1

35. Advanced customizations - 2

36. Advanced customizations - 3

37. Advanced customizations - 4

38. Advanced customizations - 5

39. Advanced customizations - 6

40. Overview

41. Best Practices - 1

42. Best Practices - 2

43. Best Practices - 3

44. Summary

45. Q&A

Java API for XML Web Services (JAX-WS) 2.0 takes web services support in the Java platform to the next level. JAX-WS 2.0 expands support for web services development in Java EE 5 and Java SE significantly. By aligning with Binding (JAXB) 2.0, JAX-WS 2.0 provides complete support for document-oriented web services, the XML Schema standard, and MTOM/XOP.

In this JavaPolis presentation, the speaker covers some more advanced features of JAX-WS 2.0 and JAXB 2.0, and shows you how they simplify the task of developing web services. We will take you well beyond the basic introduction of JAX-WS, and show you how problems people often face when developing web services can be addressed using JAX-WS 2.0.

Handling schema and service evolution, automating corporate design guidelines, and extending protocol support beyond HTTP are just some of the things that are now possible with JAX-WS.

Stijn Van den Enden is CTO at ACA IT-Solutions. His background skills include software architecture, designing & implementing enterprise class systems based on XML & WebServices, Enterprise Application Integration and B2B integration. Instructing Java, Patterns, Architecture & XML courses is another way of his involvement with the J2EE technology. He advises large, international customers with regards to their enterprise system blueprints while defining and maintaining the technical road map for ACA IT-Solutions.

JAX-WS, beyond the basics — Java API for XML Web Services (JAX-WS) 2.1 takes web services support in the Java platform to the next level. JAX-WS expands support for web services development in Java EE 5 and Java SE significantly. By aligning with Binding (JAXB) 2.x, JAX-WS provides complete support for document-oriented web services, the XML Schema standard, and MTOM/XOP.

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