BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 Kick Start: Simplifying Java Web Applications and J2EE

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In this chapter, you learned that

  • Service-oriented architecture focuses on encapsulating solutions to problems into callable services.

  • Web services interoperate by using HTTP, SMTP and other protocols as transports; SOAP as a messaging protocol; and WSDL as a description language.

  • UDDI provides a mechanism for storing and searching for Web services.

  • WebLogic Workshop can create full-featured Web services quickly.

  • Web service name collisions can be eased or eliminated by using namespaces.

  • Conversational Web services can be developed with WebLogic Workshop, even under stateless protocols.

  • WebLogic Workshop applications can use both local and remote Web services by encapsulating them within controls.

  • WebLogic Workshop autogenerates the necessary support to write standalone Java and JSP Web services clients .

  • Web services can be secured by using WSSE files to specify incoming and outgoing security.

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