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ISBN: 0471236403
Author: Robert Skoczylas,Rima Patel Sriganesh,Ramesh Nagappan
Publisher: Wiley; 1 edition (December 25, 2002)
Language: English
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This book is provides a comprehensive overview of creating web services with Java

This Book was written way back in 2002 and the examples were implemented on Weblogic . Definetly,NOT recommend this book for those new to Java and J2EE. Weblogic server . does not exist today which means if you are trying to run the examples(on the latest WL server) in the book you will have to change the dependencies in the ANT(provided in the examples) according to the configurations of the. current server you will be using. This would mean more Overhead and waste of time changing the ANT files and the configurations of the Server apart from learning the already huge topics of Web services.

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Ieslyaenn

Don't be fooled from the good reviews this book has gotten. this book is the WRONG choice for anyone willing to LEARN about web services in Java. It is merely a boring, dry, wordy, repetive, confusing (and confused) compilation of web-services related topics.

The authours might be good programmers maybe, but as they are clearly very poor technical authors.. their writing style is boring, excessively wordy and abstruse.

Not clear and concise enough to be useful as a reference and absolutely terrible as a tutorial.

The preface tells how the idea of writing this book came form one of the authors who, sitting in a pub with the others was the the only one who wasn't drinking. I have some advice for this guy: start drinking.

Larosa

This book has exceeded all my expectations by far in Java Web services. This promising book explains the Web services architecture and its core concepts from beginning to end with solid examples. The content and examples are outstanding and the book flow is "paced" perfectly. I felt like I had strong grasp of each concept at the end of each chapter which makes it a nice learning tool, and a good reference for obtaining cut-and-paste sample code for variety of scenarios.
This is the only Java Web services book that illustrates a full-featured Web services case study example which demonstrates all core components (SOAP, WSDL and UDDI) working together. This makes a perfect ready-to-use example in a real-world project. This book teaches how to use the core Java Web services APIs (JAX-RPC, JAXM, SAAJ, JAXP, JAXB) in depth with examples and plus more it also illustrates how to build Web services using BEA Weblogic, Apache Axis, CASTOR and IBM Web services Security kit in Web services.
In addition to the full-featured Web services architecture case-study using JAX APIs, there are 3 ready-to-use projects, which demonstrates:
- How to build Web services from existing J2EE components.
- How to create Java Web services Interoperability using Microsoft .NET.
- How to build security for Java Web services using IBM security kit.
The end result, you will find this book as a solid text on Java Web services today that provides excellent hands-on examples for Web services architecture in a remarkably readable and in a very engaging developer perspective.

Taur

This book is provides a comprehensive overview of creating web services with Java. The first part composed of two chapters is an introduction to web services. It portrays web services as the natural progression of distributed computing. The second part covers architecture and technologies like SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, as well as interoperability with .Net. The third part includes important Java APIs for XML (like JAXB, JAXP, etc.) and the Java Web Services Developer Pack. The fourth part covers web services security. The fifth part is basically an introduction to the Sun Net Open Environment (Sun ONE). For the most part each topic has sufficient depth, but for instructional purposes a somewhat different organization (i.e. progressive concept building) would make it an easier read, but perhaps less valuable as a reference.
The book contains numerous code examples and diagrams that depict how things are supposed to work. A couple of interesting pieces are the Case Study using JWSDP from Sun and the Further Reading appendix. Since JWSDP is a free download from Sun, it is a good way to experiment with web services without a large investment. The further reading idea is a good one that is not used frequently enough. Some books have a bibliography, but where do you go to further your knowledge?
Overall, I felt that the book was repetitious and wordy. However, it covers many topics that are important to success in Java Web Services. There is so much repetition that a reader could probably just drop into a chapter on a topic of interest and begin reading. While many developers focus on how their particular vendor delivers web services, if you want to know how the technologies are supposed to work together, this book is a good resource, but you may not want to start here. At 700+ pages, this volume could be quite daunting.

Hystana

I bought this book with less hopes, but this book really excited me with good lot of technologies and examples. Although it discusses about BEA Weblogic and Apache Axis in couple of chapters, this book is very much Pro-SUN Web services book which drives you more in to Sun's JWSDP especially JAX* APIs. The authors tried their best to convince all J2EE Pros including the big crowd of Weblogic and Apache fans before making their introduction to Sun's JAX APIs. I was surprised to see Weblogic 7.0 did'nt have JAX* API support, but the authors are right. The Microsoft .NET chapter shows you how to create .NET Service client but not Microsoft .NET service, this shows the authors interest in promoting Sun technologies. Another surprising thing, In the security chapter the authors illustrate XML Encryption and Signature techniques using IBM Security suite. Now you don't doubt, Why Simon Phipps endorsed this book.
With Web services specifications still evolving and changing everyday, no book would be good forever ! And I also believe no book would be good enough to keep for the next 3 years. But if you have a Web services project in the next six months which involves Java/J2EE and Microsoft .NET, this book is your best companion and the code examples are enough to demonstrate your show.

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