Intermediate Web Services with IBM Rational Application Developer V6.0

Course Description

This three-day course is designed for experienced Java application developers. The course is build upon prior introductory experience in developing Web services. This course teaches the followings:

• The technologies involved in developing, deploying and securing Web services
• How to develop Web services using the Web services wizards
• Debugging and monitoring Web services using the TCP/IP Monitor
• Configuring handlers and security in Web service deployment descriptors
• Developing interoperable Web services using the WS-I tools

Course Objectives:

• Develop and deploy J2EE Web services using JAX-RPC service endpoint and stateless session EJB
• Build a stateless session EJB Web service that employs SOAP over JMS for messaging and transport
• Debug and monitor Web services using the TCP/IP Monitor
• Configure SOAP message handlers and WS-Security support for Web services using the Web service deployment descriptors
• Create J2EE Web services that comply with the WS-I basic profile

Course Prerequisites:

Completed 519-501 Introduction to Web Services with IBM Rational Application Developer V6. Alternatively, student should have an understanding of:

• An understanding of Web services fundamentals, such as XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI
• Experience with building J2EE applications
• Familiarity with servlets, JSP, and EJB development

Agenda:

• Course introduction
• Role of Web services in enterprise applications
• Web services development overview
• J2EE Web services programming model
• Web services packaging and deployment model
• JAX-RPC message handlers
• SOAP programming model
• SOAP over JMS
• Introduction to Web services security
• Declaring Web services security
• Web services interoperability
• Course Summary