• Web services standards
  • Stress tests
  • Interoperability issues
  • Web testing
  • Integration testing
  • SOA versioning best practices
  • Skipping to next generation SOA
  • Validation abstraction
  • Consolidations in Web services/SOA
  • A brief history of SOA
  • Implementing ESBs
  • Apache Tomcat's role
  • Web servers and application servers
  • Configuring Web services
  • C++ soap client library
  • End-to-end flow
  • BPM frameworks
  • SOAP support in SQL Server 2005
  • Adaptors in a SOA world
  • Key concepts inside SOA
  • Next generation SOA
  • Web services/SOA product categories
  • Migrating to SOA
  • Guarding against Web services attacks
  • Functionality in WSDL 2.0
  • The evolution of SOA
  • Managing present day SOA and Web services
  • Monitoring Web services
  • Matching up ESBs
  • Proprietary messaging
  • EAI changes
  • Adapters in the SOA world
  • LAMP user concerns
  • The advantages of platform-based database access protocols
  • Middleware latency
  • Implementing governance
  • The benefits and limitations of REST
  • Obstacles to SOA transition
  • Processes for BPEL
  • Aligning SOA
  • Defense against SQL injection
  • SOA and entry points
  • Examples of SOA
  • The differences in data validation
  • Implementing SOAP headers
  • The role of Apache Tomcat
  • How can I import XML data into Quark?
  • Web testing and C/S application testing
  • Does ebXML have lasting power?
  • XML resources
  • SOAP messages in headers
  • End-to-end security in SOA
  • Native support for Web services
  • The "find-bind-execute" paradigm
  • Multiple interface inheritance in Java
  • The benefits of middle tier architecture
  • The difference between J2SE and J2EE
  • How today's SOA measures up
  • How the use of XML within service-oriented solutions commonly affects network traffic
  • The platforms used to build SOA
  • How SOA relates to Web services
  • Real-time systems and SOA
  • Web service accessibility
  • Best practices for creating stateless services
  • Comparing a service to a method of an object
  • Using SAP BC to access a SOAP service
  • The world of SOA and Web services
  • Transaction support from SOA platforms
  • Implementing a security aspect in a SOAP message
  • What is a servlet context?
  • Generating web-services.xml using the < service > task
  • Changing the servlet context in Apache 5.x
  • Workflow and BPM applications
  • Invoking a remote CORBA method with parameter constraints
  • SAS Web services timeouts
  • The difference between SOA governance and Web services management
  • Schema constructs in a WSDL file
  • The difference between EAI and ESB
  • The definitions and functions of EJB objects, servers and containers
  • The business advantages of SOA
  • Application servers processing SOAP requests
  • Using PocketSOAP for COM-based systems
  • How is EAI related to RMI and CORBA?
  • Publishing an XML message definition within a WSDL for Web services
  • Companies offering SOA solutions
  • Accessing SOAP header details from within a Web service
  • Automatically generating WSDL files in a SOAP application
  • Creating accounts and interacting with Web services
  • How to send multiple parameters to a Web service in a struct
  • How can I access an EJB in WebSphere on one machine from a Java program on another?
  • Turning data in databases into XML
  • WIll SOA and MDA meet down the line?
  • How can I call a Web page from my Web service page after extracting an XML file?
  • How can we create a workflow engine in an ERP solution?
  • Developing Web services using ASP.NET
  • Why are my XML files blank?
  • How do XML Schema and DTDs differ?
  • Implement ing Web services in a J2EE environment
  • What are the advantages of implementing projects in J2EE?
  • Is there a framework that will support the WS-AtomicTransaction spec?
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