Course Length

3 hours

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Languages

English  

Who Can Benefit

Students who can benefit from this course are system engineers, professional services consultants, and application developers.  

Prerequisites

To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to demonstrate familiarity with the use of web browsers.  

Skills Gained

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

• Explain web services infrastructure and models
• Discuss the Java EE 5 Web Services APIs
• Discuss W3C as an organization providing standards for developing web technologies
• Discuss WS-I as an organization that provides protocols for web services interoperability
• Discuss OASIS as an organization that develops and implements e-business standards
• Discuss JCP as an organization that develops and implements web services standards

 

Course Content

Module 1 - Overview of Web Services Infrastructure and Models

• Explain web services
• Explain web services infrastructure
• Describe the WS model
• Describe the ebXML

Module 2 - Overview of Java EE 5 Web Services APIs

• Explain Java EE 5 Web Services APIs

Module 3 - Overview of W3C

• Describe W3C
• Explain the role of W3C
• Explain the initiatives of W3C
• Explain Suns role in W3C

Module 4 - Overview of WS-I

• Describe WS-I
• Explain the role of WS-I
• Describe the specifications of WS-I
• Explain Suns role in WS-I

Module 5 - Overview of OASIS

• Describe OASIS
• Describe the specifications of OASIS
• Describe the initiatives of OASIS
• Explain Suns role in OASIS

Module 6 - Overview of JCP

• Describe JCP
• Explain the role played by JCP
• Describe the specifications of JCP
• Describe the initiatives of JCP

 
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