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详细说明： Dedication ............................................................................................................................. 1 Preface .................................................................................................................................. 2 Intended Audience.............................................................................................................. 2 A Moment in Time............................................................................................................ . 2 How This Book Is Organized............................................................................................. 3 Conventions Used in This Book......................................................................................... 4 How to Contact Us ............................................................................................................. 5 Retrieving Examples Online .............................................................................................. 5 Acknowledgments.............................................................................................................. 6 Chapter 1. Introduction....................................................................................................... 7 1.1 RPC and Message-Oriented Distributed Systems........................................................ 7 1.2 Self-Describing Data .................................................................................................... 8 1.3 XML............................................................................................................................ 9 1.4 API Specs Versus Wire-Level Specs ........................................................................... 9 1.5 Overview of SOAP..................................................................................................... 10 1.6 SOAP Implementations.............................................................................................. 11 1.7 The Approach............................................................................................................. 12 1.8 Getting Started............................................................................................................ 13 Chapter 2. The SOAP Message......................................................................................... 14 2.1 The HTTP Binding..................................................................................................... 14 2.2 HTTP Request ............................................................................................................ 14 2.3 HTTP Response.......................................................................................................... 16 2.4 The SOAP Envelope .................................................................................................. 18 2.5 The Envelope Element ............................................................................................... 21 2.6 The Header Element................................................................................................... 21 2.7 The actor Attribute ..................................................................................................... 22 2.8 The mustUnderstand Attribute ................................................................................... 22 2.9 The encodingStyle Attribute ...................................................................................... 23 2.10 Envelope Versioning ................................................................................................ 24 2.11 The Body Element.................................................................................................... 25 2.12 SOAP Faults............................................................................................................. 25 Chapter 3. SOAP Data Encoding...................................................................................... 29 3.1 Schemas and Namespaces.......................................................................................... 29 3.2 Serialization Rules...................................................................................................... 31 3.3 Indicating Type .......................................................................................................... 34 3.4 Default Values............................................................................................................ 45 3.5 The SOAP Root Attribute .......................................................................................... 46 Chapter 4. RPC-Style Services.......................................................................................... 47 4.1 SOAP RPC Elements ................................................................................................. 47 4.2 A Simple Service........................................................................................................ 52 4.3 Deploying the Service ................................................................................................ 53 4.4 Writing Service Clients .............................................................................................. 63 4.5 Deploying with Request-Level Scope........................................................................ 71 4.6 Deploying with Session-Level Scope ........................................................................ 72 4.7 Passing Parameters..................................................................................................... 74 Chapter 5. Working with Complex Data Types .............................................................. 85 5.1 Passing Arrays as Parameters..................................................................................... 85 5.2 Returning Arrays ........................................................................................................ 93 5.3 Passing Custom Types as Parameters ........................................................................ 96 5.4 Returning Custom Types.......................................................................................... 107 Chapter 6. Custom Serialization..................................................................................... 113 6.1 Custom Type Encoding............................................................................................ 113 Chapter 7. Faults and Exceptions................................................................................... 136 7.1 Throwing Server-Side Exceptions in Apache SOAP............................................... 136 7.2 Creating a Fault Listener in Apache SOAP ............................................................. 139 7.3 Throwing and Catching Exceptions in GLUE ......................................................... 143 Chapter 8. Alternative Techniques................................................................................. 147 8.1 SOAP Messaging ..................................................................................................... 147 8.2 Literal Encoding....................................................................................................... 157 Chapter 9. SOAP Interoperability and WSDL ............................................................. 170 9.1 Web Services Definition Language.......................................................................... 170 9.2 Calling a GLUE Service from an ApacheSOAP Client........................................... 179 9.3 A Proxy Service Using Apache SOAP .................................................................... 184 9.4 Calling an Apache SOAP Service from a GLUE Client.......................................... 189 9.5 Accessing .NET Services ......................................................................................... 194 9.6 Writing an Apache Axis Client ................................................................................ 199 Chapter 10. SOAP Headers............................................................................................. 202 10.1 Apache SOAP Providers and Routers.................................................................... 202 10.2 Replacing the Provider and Router Classes ........................................................... 203 10.3 An Apache SOAP Service That Handles SOAP Headers...................................... 207 Chapter 11. JAX-RPC and JAXM ................................................................................. 213 11.1 JAX-RPC................................................................................................................ 213 11.2 Working Without Ant............................................................................................. 215 11.3 Creating a JAX-RPC Service ................................................................................. 215 11.4 Creating a JAX-RPC Client ................................................................................... 221 11.5 Generating Stubs from WSDL ............................................................................... 222 11.6 Dynamic Invocation Interface................................................................................ 224 11.7 JAXM, in Less Than a Nutshell ............................................................................. 224 11.8 What Next?............................................................................................................. 225 Colophon ........................................................................................................................... 226 Java and SOAP 1 Dedication Once ...展开收缩
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