Building Web Services with Java: Making Sense of XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI
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languages multiple language support 2nd Perl LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) legacy applications. [See also applications] legacy systems Web services approach to integration LF character Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) LINK<*** tag linking data data encoding linking tags (HTML) listeners transports listing XML purchase order example listings data-centric XML example DOM parsing dynamic find program EMail header handler inventory check Web service client Java classes representing invoice data JSP page example Service requestors SkatesTown inventory check Web service implementation SkatesTown example core purchase deserialization methods invoice schema PO submission Web service PO submission Web service client purchase order schemas SkatesTown inventory database SkatesTowns product database class XML declarations XML documents default namespaces namespaces priority attribute (item element) XML Schema structure XML Schemas advanced reusability associating schemas with documents complex types defining the priority global attribute extension importing xsi( colon )type logical structure
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