Web Services Training
45 Working Days, Daily 1.5 Hours
★ FeaturedOverview
The Web Services Training course provides in-depth knowledge on building and consuming XML-based web services using Java technologies. Students will learn to develop SOAP and RESTful web services through JAX-WS and JAX-RS APIs, explore XML fundamentals, schemas, WSDL, and SOAP architecture, and gain hands-on experience with security, deployment, and testing using real-time scenarios.
Who Can Attend
- Java Developers aiming to build and consume web services.
- Students who have completed Core Java and Advanced Java training.
- Software Engineers working with distributed or enterprise systems.
- Developers seeking to understand SOA and API development in Java.
Course Content
Introduction to XML
- Evolution and Need of XML
- XML Workflow and Structure
- XML Declarations, Elements, Comments, and Processing Instructions
- Doctype Declarations and Entities
- Namespaces and Real-time Scenarios
Document Type Definition (DTD)
- Purpose of DTDs
- Validation using DTD
- Elements and Attributes Definitions
- Entities in DTD
- Practical Examples and Scenarios
XML Schema Definition (XSD)
- Difference between XSD and DTD
- Schema Declarations and Data Types
- Complex and Simple Type Declarations
- Complex Content Handling
- Real-time XML Schema Examples
XML Parsing and Validation
- Need for Parsers and Their Types
- DOM and SAX Parsing Approaches
- Schema Validation APIs
- JAXP DOM Parser, SAX Parser, and Validation API
- Real-time Parsing Scenarios
XPath and XSLT
- Introduction to XPath and its Use Cases
- XPath Expressions and Evaluation
- JAXP and JDOM XPath APIs
- Introduction to XSLT and Transformation Basics
- JAXP Transformation API and Practical Examples
XML Object Binding with JAXB
- Need for Object Binding
- JAXB API (Covers JAXB 2.0)
- Marshalling and Unmarshalling Concepts
- Binding with XML Beans
- Real-time JAXB Implementation Scenarios
Web Services Overview
- Introduction to Web Services and SOA Architecture Principles
- Types of Web Services (SOAP and REST)
- Core Components of Web Service Architecture
RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS)
- Introduction to REST and its Principles
- REST Terminology and Design Concepts
- Overview of JAX-RS API and Annotations
- Annotation Inheritance and REST Client Design
- REST Service Endpoint and URL Design
- Real-time REST API Examples
SOAP Web Services (JAX-WS)
- Introduction to SOAP and Its Structure
- SOAP with HTTP and SOAP 1.2 Features
- Working with SAAJ: Creating, Sending, and Receiving SOAP Messages
- Adding Attachments to SOAP Messages
- WSDL Structure and Design Patterns (Covers WSDL 2.0)
- JAX-WS Fundamentals and Metadata Annotations
- XML Generation using JAXB and JAX-WS Annotations
- Developing and Deploying SOAP Services
Web Service Security
- Need for Security in Web Services
- Types of Web Service Security Mechanisms
- Authentication, Encryption, and Digital Signatures
- Real-time Web Service Security Implementations
Apache Frameworks for Web Services
- Apache CXF Overview and High-Level Architecture
- Developing Web Services with Apache CXF
- Apache Axis Overview and Architecture
- Implementing Web Services using Apache Axis
- Real-time Examples and Deployments
Course Highlights
- Covers Real-time Scenarios for Every Topic
- Hands-on Development with Eclipse and NetBeans IDEs
- Web Service Testing and Monitoring Tools Overview
- Best Practices for Service Design and Interoperability