Résumé
Understand how to build robust, high-performing
business solutions for the Web by exploiting protocols and
tools such as SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, and XML. Build
state-of-the-art distributed Web applications with this
comprehensive XML Web services development guide, which
examines the architecture, protocols, and practices you
need to know to build Web-ready, distributed-object
applications. It gives you in-depth information about the
basic building blocks of XML Web services: Simple Object
Access Protocol (SOAP), Web Services Description Language
(WSDL), Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
(UDDI), and Microsoft® .NET Framework technologies. It also
describes Microsoft .NET My Services and other upcoming
XML-based technologies from Microsoft. Topics covered
include:
- Why XML Web services?
- Creating an XML Web service
- SOAP
- XML schema
- WSDL
- Microsoft ASP.NET
- XML serialization
- Remoting
- Security
- Discovery
- Scalability and availability
- Debugging
- The Global XML Web Services Architecture (GXA) and next-generation XML Web services
- A fully searchable electronic copy of the book
- Sample code written in Microsoft Visual C#™
- Introduction xiii
- Web Services Building Blocks 4
- Web Services Design Decisions 5
- Choosing Transport Protocols 5
- Choosing an Encoding Scheme 6
- Choosing a Formatting Convention 7
- Choosing Description Mechanisms 8
- Choosing Discovery Mechanisms 9
- What's Missing from Web Services? 9
- Summary 10
- A Simple Commerce Application 12
- Creating a Web Form 12
- Creating a Payment Web Service 15
- Updating the Order Web Form 17
- The Web File Share Application 19
- Creating the WebFileShare Web Service 19
- Creating the WebFileUtil Program 21
- Summary 26
- Anatomy of a SOAP Message 31
- SOAP Actors 32
- The Header Element 32
- The Body Element 36
- Using SOAP RPC Messages 38
- SOAP Encoding 41
- Simple Types 41
- Compound Types 41
- Passing Parameters by Reference 49
- Protocol Binding 54
- Summary 56
- Describing XML Documents 60
- Built-In Datatypes 62
- Integers 63
- Strings 63
- Binary Data 65
- Namespaces 67
- targetNamespace Attribute 67
- xmlns Attribute 68
- schemaLocation Attribute 70
- noNamespaceSchemaLocation Attribute 71
- XML Schema and XML Schema Instance Namespaces 72
- Element Definitions 72
- Custom Datatypes 73
- Simple Types 73
- Complex Types 78
- Element and Attribute Groups 86
- Namespace Scoping 86
- Polymorphism 89
- Restricting Inheritance 92
- Summary 95
- WSDL Document Syntax 98
- definitions Element 99
- types Element 100
- message Element 102
- portType Element 104
- binding Element 106
- service Element 108
- Extensibility Elements 109
- SOAP Extensions 109
- HTTP GET/POST Extensions 113
- import Element 120
- Documentation 120
- The Calculator Web Service WSDL Document 121
- Summary 125
- Creating an ASP.NET Web Service 128
- Transport Protocols and Bindings 134
- Web Service Documentation 136
- Raising Errors 140
- SOAP Encoding Styles 143
- Encoding References 146
- Interface Inheritance 150
- Managing State 155
- Session State 155
- Application State 160
- Defining and Processing SOAP Headers 165
- Processing Unknown Headers 172
- Using SOAP Extensions 173
- SOAP Extension Attributes 174
- SOAP Extension Class 176
- Using the WSDL Utility to Generate Proxy Code 190
- Proxy Class 192
- Cookies 201
- Summary 202
- Controlling XML Serialization 206
- Defining the Root PurchaseOrder Datatype 207
- Defining the Items Array 214
- Creating Derived Datatypes 220
- Creating an Open PurchaseOrder Schema 221
- Defining the AcceptPO Web Method 223
- Server-Side Validation 224
- Implementing Custom Serialization 225
- Summary 226
- Remoting vs. ASP.NET 227
- The Grabber.NET Application 229
- Remoting Architecture 230
- Creating an IIS-Hosted Web Service 232
- Creating a WinForm-Hosted Web Service 236
- Accessing Web Services 241
- Adding SOAP Headers 247
- Generating WSDL 250
- Suds WSDL Extension Elements 251
- Summary 252
- UDDI 256
- UDDI Architecture 256
- UDDI API 257
- UDDI SDK 260
- UDDI Enterprise Server 261
- Registering the Purchaser 262
- Registering the Supplier 277
- Visual Studio .NET Integration 282
- DISCO 284
- Visual Studio .NET and DISCO 285
- Summary 287
- An Introduction to Threat Modeling 289
- Brainstorming Threats 290
- Choosing Techniques to Mitigate the Threats 292
- Web Service Security Technologies 295
- Web Services Authentication 296
- Web Services Authorization 301
- Web Services Privacy and Integrity 302
- Security Technologies in the .NET Framework 304
- Future Web Service Security Technologies 306
- Common Security Mistakes 306
- Mistake #1: Storing Secret Data Insecurely 307
- Mistake #2: Connecting to SQL Server Incorrectly 308
- Mistake #3: Building Insecure SQL Strings 309
- An In-Depth Example 309
- The Insecure Version (Do Not Try This at Home!) 309
- A Secure Solution 311
- Summary 313
- Interactive Debugging 315
- The Basics of Debugging 316
- Remote Debugging 317
- Web Services–Friendly Call Stack 318
- Information the Debugger Needs 320
- Assembly Metadata 320
- Program Database 321
- Tracking Information 322
- Debugging Dynamically Compiled Source Code 325
- Instrumenting Web Services 326
- Tracing 326
- Event Log 336
- Performance Counters 338
- Tips and Tricks for Debugging 343
- Summary 344
- Scaling Your Web Service 348
- Scaling Up 348
- Scaling Out 349
- Overcoming Scalability Bottlenecks 353
- Maintaining High Availability 354
- Highly Available Scale-Up Resources 355
- Highly Available Scale-Out Resources 357
- Programming Against a Highly Available Resource 358
- Third-Party Web Services and Availability 359
- Failing Over to an Alternative Web Service 360
- Creating an Offline Mode of Operation 363
- Optimizing Performance 364
- Caching 365
- Summary 372
- Introducing .NET My Services 374
- Securing .NET My Services 377
- Working with .NET My Services 378
- The Global XML Web Services Architecture (GXA) 382
- WS-Inspection 384
- WS-Security and WS-License 387
- WS-Routing 393
- WS-Referral 396
- WS-Referral Registration Message Exchange 398
- Dynamic Application Topologies 399
- Orchestrating Web Services 400
- Summary 405
- APPENDIX XML Schema Built-In Types 407
- INDEX 411
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Microsoft Press |
| Auteur(s) | Scott Short |
| Parution | 08/03/2002 |
| Nb. de pages | 426 |
| Format | 18,7 x 22,8 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 926g |
| Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
| EAN13 | 9780735614062 |
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