Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) with Web Services
- Recommended Duration:
- 1 Day
- Benefits
- The target for Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is having a set of collaborating services available for invocation. Today, Web Services are providing the backbone of Service Oriented Architecture for most organizations. This session introduces the core concepts of Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services. Attendees will learn how web services may be used as part of an overall SOA strategy including the strengths and weaknesses of different implementations.
- Audience
- Information professional needing an understanding of Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services. Specific technologies are discussed and compared, but, no programming background is required.
- Prerequisites
- None
- Major Topics
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- Why We Need Architecture
- Components of Service-Oriented Architecture
- Service providers, consumers, and repositories
- Loose Coupling, Inter-operability, and Reusability
- Implementing a Service-Oriented Architecture with Web Services
- What is an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)?
- What is REST?
- .NET Solutions
- J2EE Solutions
- Legacy Systems, Web Services, and SOA
- Standards supporting Web Services
- XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI
- Java and Web Services
- Microsoft .NET and Web Services
- Platform Dependence/Independence
- Integration issues
- Implementing Applications with SOA and Web Services
- Security and deployment issues
- Exercises
- None. There will be some demonstrations if the classroom environment permits.