- Copyright
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Building SOAP Web-Services
- Introduction
- Using Maven for building and running a Spring-WS project
- Creating a data contract
- Setting up a Web-Service using DispatcherServlet
- Simplifying the creation of a Web-Service using MessageDispatcherServlet
- Setting up a Web-Service on JMS transport
- Setting up a Web-Service on E-mail transport
- Setting up a Web-Service on embedded HTTP transport
- Setting up Spring-WS on XMPP transport
- Setting up a contract-first Web-Service
- Setting up a simple endpoint mapping for the Web-Service
- Setting up an endpoint by annotating the payload-root
- Setting up a transport-neutral WS-Addressing endpoint
- Setting up an endpoint using an XPath expression
- Handling the incoming XML messages using DOM
- Handling the incoming XML messages using JDOM
- Handling the incoming XML messages using JAXB2
- Validating the XML messages at the server side using an interceptor
- 2. Building Clients for SOAP Web-Services
- Introduction
- Setting up a Web-Service client development environment within Eclipse
- Setting up a Web-Service client development environment using Maven
- Creating a Web-Service client on HTTP transport
- Creating a Web-Service client on JMS transport
- Creating a Web-Service client on E-mail transport
- Setting up a Web-Service on XMPP transport
- Creating a Web-Service client using XPath expressions
- Creating a Web-Service client for a WS-Addressing endpoint
- Transforming a Web-Service message using XSLT
- 3. Testing and Monitoring Web-Services
- Introduction
- Integration testing using Spring-JUnit support
- Server-side integration testing using MockWebServiceClient
- Client-side integration testing using MockWebServiceServer
- Monitoring TCP messages of a Web-Service using TCPMon
- Monitoring and load/functional testing of a Web-Service using soapUI
- 4. Exception/SOAP Fault Handling
- 5. Logging and Tracing of SOAP Messages
- 6. Marshalling and Object-XML Mapping (OXM)
- 7. Securing SOAP Web-Services using XWSS Library
- Introduction
- Authenticating a Web-Service call using plain/digested username token
- Authenticating a Web-Service call using Spring security to authenticate a username token with a plain/digested password
- Authenticating a Web-Service call using a JAAS service to authenticate a username token
- Preparing pair and symmetric keystores
- Securing SOAP messages using digital signature
- Authenticating a Web-Service call using X509 certificate
- Encrypting/decrypting of SOAP messages
- 8. Securing SOAP Web-Services using WSS4J Library
- Introduction
- Authenticating a Web-Service call using a username token with a plain/digest password
- Authenticating a Web-Service call using Spring security to authenticate a username token with a plain/digest password
- Securing SOAP messages using a digital signature
- Authenticating a Web-Service call using an X509 certificate
- Encrypting/decrypting SOAP messages
- 9. RESTful Web-Services
- Introduction
- Setting up a Spring RESTful Web-Service using RESTful features in Spring MVC
- Using the REST Client tool to access Spring RESTful Web-Service
- Setting up a Spring RESTful Web-Service using HTTP message conversion
- Creating a WS Client for the Spring RESTful Web-Service using Spring template classes
- 10. Spring Remoting
Authors
Hamidreza Sattari
Shameer Kunjumohamed
Reviewers
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Bhavani P Polimetla
Daniel Vaughan
Acquisition Editor
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Lead Technical Editor
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Technical Editors
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Cover Work
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