Working with Sockets. Basic Xerces Tricks. Extended Parser Options. Custom DOM Implementation. Advanced Xerces Tricks. The Xerces Native Interface. Components and the Component Manager. Parser Configurations. Building Parser Configurations from Xerces2 Components. What Is XPath? Syntax and Semantics of XPath. XPath and Namespaces. XPath Programming in Java.
Execution Efficiency. Development Efficiency. Mapping to Almost Isomorphic Tree Structures. Mapping to Tables. Mapping to Hash Tables. Mapping to Graph Structures. Working with Schemas: Datatypes and Namespaces. Mimicking DTDs. Using Namespaces. Advanced Features. Further Information. Co-occurrence Constraints. XML Application Server. Receiving XML Documents. Considerations for State Management. JavaServer Pages. What Is JSP? Apache Cocoon. Having Well-Grounded Goals. XML and Databases.
Designing Relational Tables. Defining the Primary Keys in a Table. Designing a Table for MultiplyOccurring Elements.
Datatype Mapping. Semantics of Data. Two Approaches. Nested and Flat Representation. Element versus Attribute Representation. Program Examples. Mapping Method. XPath Method. A Servlet for Accessing a Database. Working with EJB.
The Importance of EJB. A Simple EJB. XML Messaging. Distributed Computing and Interoperability. Overview of XML Messaging. New-Generation Distributed Programming. Simple Object Access Protocol. Travel Reservation Example. SOAP Engines. Web Services. Emergence of Web Services. Publishing, Finding, and Integration.
What Are Web Services? Status of Web Services. Web Services Description. Overview of WSDL. WSDL Tools. Service Registration and Discovery. Overview of UDDI. Application to Dynamic e-Business. Application Scenario. Discovering Businesses on the Fly. Dynamic Binding. Enterprise Web Services. IT System Security in General. Security Requirements on B2B Systems. Security of Communication. Access Control. Server Authentication. Client Authentication. Selecting a Public-Key Infrastructure.
Firewall Considerations. XML Digital Signature. XML Canonicalization. Access Control in Java. Declarative Access Control. Programmatic Access Control. Security Architecture of EJB. Security in Web Services. Partial Encryption of XML. Security Service as Web Services. Data Binding. Generating Java Classes from a Schema. Castor XML. SOAP Encoding. Principles of Schema Languages. Schemas as Syntactic Constraints. Checking Unexpected Documents.
Desiderata for Schema Languages. Schemas as Data Models. Documents as Character Strings. Documents as Trees. Documents as Data Compliant with Schemas. Documents as Information for Web Applications. Interworking with Other Software. Interworking with Programming Languages. Relational Databases. General-Purpose Schema Languages.
Special-Purpose Schema Languages. RDF Schema. Appendix A. Appendix B. Useful Links and Books. Platform and SDK. Other Topics. Appendix C. XML Core. XML Fragment Interchange. XML Inclusions. XML Infoset. XML Tools. Extensible Stylesheet Language. Schema Languages. XML Schema. Document Object Model. XML Security. XML Signature.
XML Encryption. Platform for Privacy Preferences Project. Web Services Description Language. Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration. Java Specification Requests. Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning. Wireless Markup Language. XML Query. Appendix D. JDBC Primer. JDBC Package. Connecting to a Database. Submitting a Query. Using a Connection Pool. More Information. Overview Pearson Education, Inc. Collection and Use of Information To conduct business and deliver products and services, Pearson collects and uses personal information in several ways in connection with this site, including: Questions and Inquiries For inquiries and questions, we collect the inquiry or question, together with name, contact details email address, phone number and mailing address and any other additional information voluntarily submitted to us through a Contact Us form or an email.
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