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Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT), developed by Sun Microsystems, implements support for Security, Reliability, and Transactions in the web services stack integrated in GlassFish V2. The main goal of WSIT is to provide interoperability with .NET.
Course Length
5 Hours
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Languages
English
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Who Can Benefit
This course is intended for developers who are interested in developing and deploying web service applications in Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) 5 technology that can interoperate with web service providers and clients developed in the Microsoft .NET 3.0 framework. In addition, this course is intended for developers who want to create and deploy reliable, secured, transacted, interoperable, and high performance web services using the web services technology stack.
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Prerequisites
To succeed fully in this course, students should have:
- Knowledge of creating and deploying web service providers using the Java EE platform and .NET framework
- Knowledge of creating web service clients and accessing web service providers
- Knowledge of developing Java EE applications using an integrated development environment (IDE)
- Working knowledge of Application Server
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Skills Gained
N/A
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Related Courses
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Course Content
WMT-SAS-1543:Adding Quality of Service and .NET Interoperability to Web Services
- Module 1: Introduction to Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT)
- Describe Project Metro
- Define Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT)
- Identify the features of WSIT
- Module 2: Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT) Programming Model
- Explain the WSIT programming model
- Demonstrate how to install the WSIT plug-in from the NetBeans Update Center
WMT-SAS-2544: Creating Reliable and Secure Interoperable Web Services
- Module 1: Reliable Messaging
- Examine the challenges in distributed systems
- Explain the need for Reliable Messaging in web services
- Describe the various types of delivery assurance
- Describe how WS-ReliableMessaging works
- Define session support
- Compare features of Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP) sessions and Reliable sessions
- Describe the implementation of session support in WSIT
- Demonstrate how to configure the reliability feature using the NetBeans WSIT module
- Module 2: Security and Secure Conversation
- Explain the web services security technology in WSIT
- List the security specifications used in web services
- Describe the features of WS-Security
- Describe various security profiles used with WS-Security
- Describe additional configuration requirements
- Describe how Secure Conversation works
- Explain briefly the use of Secure Conversation with Reliable Messaging
- Explain the concept of performance optimization with security
- Demonstrate how to configure security options using the NetBeans WSIT module
- Assessment
WMT-SAS-2545: Creating Transactional Web Services
- Module 1: Introduction to the Transactions Feature in Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT)
- Explain the use of distributed transactions in web services
- Describe transactional support in WSIT
- Describe the programming model that enables WS-AtomicTransaction
- Module 2: Implementation of Transacted Web Service
- Describe the WSIT WS-TX implementation
- Describe how to enable distributed transaction over web services using the WSIT WS-TX implementation
- Describe how to enable distributed transactions in a Java EE source
- Demonstrate how to develop a transacted web service using a Java servlet or an EJB
- Demonstrate how to create a client to access a transacted web service
- Assessments
WMT-SAS-2546: Working With the Web Services Policy
- Module 1: Overview of Web Services Policy
- Explain the open source projects: Metro and Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT)
- List the various web services specifications in WSIT
- Explain the interoperability features and functionality of WSIT
- Describe web services policy and the Web Services Policy (WS-Policy) specification
- Explain the key concepts in WS-Policy
- Describe policy domains and policy assertions
- Assessments
- Module 2: Working With Policy Assertions
- Describe the role of WS-Policy and its implementation in WSIT
- Explain the WSIT configuration file
- Attach policy expressions in a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document
- Use external policies for endpoint configuration
- Demonstrate the WSIT configuration file with policy assertions for web service providers and clients
- Assessments
WMT-SAS-2547: Brokered Trust
- Module 1: Trust in WSIT
- Web services and brokered trust:
- Overview of web services security in WSIT
- Importance of brokering trust
- Overview of WS-Trust:
- Features of WS-Trust
- WS-Trust support in WSIT
- Module 2: Security Token Service (STS)
- Overview of STS:
- Features of STS
- Creating an STS
- DEMO: Create an STS:
- Demonstrate how to create an STS using the NetBeans WSIT plug-in
- Module 3: Secure Web Services With STS
- Configure a web service for use with issued token with STS
- Configure a web service client for use with issued token with STS
- Assessments
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