Web Services Tutorial Summary
• The recent popularity of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has changed the way enterprises look at
creating reuse.
• Web Services has made SOA more possible now than in the past.
• Web Services are software applications that receive and send XML messages.
• XML is used because it is flexible, extensible, and agnostic.
• SOAP defines how to pass a message.
• WSDL defines how to describe what messages are to contain.
• UDDI defines how to publish and find web services.
• Schema is commonly used with WSDL to describe XML documents.
• The Axis toolkit will allow us to create web services.
• J2EE has adapted to create web services as another interface into an enterprise system.
• The recent popularity of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has changed the way enterprises look at
creating reuse.
• Web Services has made SOA more possible now than in the past.
• Web Services are software applications that receive and send XML messages.
• XML is used because it is flexible, extensible, and agnostic.
• SOAP defines how to pass a message.
• WSDL defines how to describe what messages are to contain.
• UDDI defines how to publish and find web services.
• Schema is commonly used with WSDL to describe XML documents.
• The Axis toolkit will allow us to create web services.
• J2EE has adapted to create web services as another interface into an enterprise system.
Web Services Tutorial Summary
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