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Web services technology is the most recent attempt to develop a
distributed computing stack that allows application interactions
to reach beyond a single enterprise. XML is the new ingredient that,
it is hoped, will finally bring wide success to this endeavour.
What is the vision of web services being touted by platform vendors,
and what is the gap between the hype and the reality? Learn how
to navigate your way through the thicket of web services standards
and specifications from W3C, OASIS, WS-I, and elsewhere, and hear
how web services technologies such as SOAP and WSDL can be used
to best advantage, based on experience with real-world applications.
Topics covered:
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The web services proposition - An overview of the benefits
that a web services-based approach can provide, along with the
basic XML and Java API standards governing web service interactions.
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Securing and Identity-enabling your web services - The
particular challenges and opportunities of securing XML-encoded
web service messages and their exchange, and doing proper authorization
of client and service behavior. Which technologies are mature
enough to be "safe"? How are the big questions of identity
and business trust being answered?
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Business web services - The use cases for offering high
quality of service and sophisticated business process orchestration.
Also an exploration of solutions such as ebXML and UBL that are
being used to ease the modernisation path from traditional EDI
to robust B2B web services.
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Mobile web services - Real-world scenarios demonstrating
powerful and interesting uses of web services in a setting everyone
can relate to.
Cost:
The cost of this one day seminar is £195 + VAT, or you can
select the Full XML Summer School Package for £995 + VAT and attend
all seminars of your choice.
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