March 2002
Intermediate to advanced
280 pages
8h 36m
English
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JAX-RPC
JAX-RPC is a specification that is developing through the Java Community Process (JCP). It aims to provide a JCP-sanctioned standard set of Java APIs for both a client-side and server-side programming model.
These APIs leverage interoperable communications within Java applications with a protocol design center based on, but not limited to, SOAP. It covers the following areas:
A Java code generation model for client-side stubs and server-side tie classes, based on a set of conventions for mapping WSDL to Java and Java to WSDL.
An API for dynamic SOAP-RPC and a
Callinterface that is conceptually similar to Apache SOAP.Callsemantics include synchronous invoke and synchronous invoke/one-way. JAX-RPC does not address asynchronous invocation in its 1.0 rendition. A true asynchronous model would require callbacks (onMessage, etc). The one-way invocation model defined in the API is considered synchronous.A model for defining a service, registering it, and invoking it within the J2EE and J2SE environments. This model covers typical J2EE/J2SE deployment issues such as creating deployment descriptors and packaging Web Application Archive (WAR) files.
A binding to SOAP, including SOAP Fault handling through Java exceptions and
HeaderFaultprocessing.Type mappings between Java and XML datatypes.
A service-side invocation handler mechanism used to chain together service method invocations.
A reference implementation (RI) that provides a runtime implementation and a code generation ...
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