Creating XML and Web Services Solutions

by John Kneiling

Description

The current revolution in Service-Oriented Architecture Frameworks is being implemented by Web Services, an application development and interoperation approach based on XML. Web Services is a low-cost and rapid alternative to in-house development, integration, and ERP support. Enterprises have already begun to benefit from Web Services applications based on J2EE and .NET.

This seminar addresses the roles, benefits, and implementation of Web Services and XML, including Business Intelligence, Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), application design, development, and implementation, key technologies, vendors, products, standards, best practices, performance factors, testing, and data exchange. This is a real-world seminar illustrated with case studies illustrating solutions that are being used by the most successful companies today.

What you will learn

How to create XML documents
How to manage XML Meta Data
How to transform XML and non-XML data
How to choose XML Data Servers and other tools
How to design Client-side and Server-side XML applications
How to embed XML in HTML documents
How to integrate applications using XML and Web Services
How to choose applications for XML and Web Services implementation
How to implement Web Services standards and technologies
How to leverage Web Services capabilities of existing software
How to develop a Web Services application
How to choose Web Services integration and development tools
How to integrate Web Services into your IT infrastructure

Main Topics

Core XML Standards
Programming and Manipulating XML
Modeling XML Vocabularies
Creating XML Schemas from UML
Web Services Architecture
Web Services Environments
Core Web Services Standards
Building a J2EE Web Services Application
The Microsoft Development Environment
Comparing and Integrating .NET and J2EE
Designing for High Availability
Integrating Applications with Web Services
Web Services Return on Investment (ROI)
Action Workshop