Aspire     Java Novice to Javanista     Java Novice to Javanista Track 3: Javanista

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If you work on a team offering data or services to clients, you'll likely need to build web services. The most widely adopted technologies for Java-based web services are SOAP and REST, as they allow standardized, scalable, and language-independent external application communication.
Use this course shows to learn how to build a web service that adopts the SOAP protocol. Use Maven to create a web service project and the JAX-WS library to build a web service class and a method that remote client applications can invoke. Then, deploy this service to a URL endpoint where clients can access it.
Next, explore the automatically generated JAX-WS artifacts, including the WSDL file. Then, use the WSDL file to build a client application and interact with the server-side web service.
Bu the end of this course, you'll be able to build SOAP-based web services using JAX-WS and Maven.

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Objectives

Java Web Services: Getting Started with SOAP-based Web Services discover the key concepts covered in this course install Maven and use it to create a web service app explore the pom.xml file in a Maven project and set it up to use JAX-WS define a web service method that responds to a request by returning text describe the WSDL file for a web service and recognize its properties develop and run a client application that consumes a web service set up an endpoint interface for your web service application summarize the key concepts covered in this course