Web Services Patterns

Java Edition

By: Paul Monday

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THE HETEROGENEOUS NATURE of software and computing platforms leads to a chaotic and fragile web of code in order to make applications appear seamless to the user while sharing data beneath the surface. Further, the salary that programmers demand to rein in the chaos can tax any company and technology department. Even after an application integration job is complete, the resulting system is often unintelligible and difficult to maintain. Web Services create a common architecture and implementation for exp- ing the application functionality that helps programmers integrate systems and create seamless business processes that span departments, companies, and computing platforms. Web Services are attractive because programmers do not need in-depth knowledge of every computing platform that will participate in a business process. Instead, programmers need to understand Web Services and their own programming environment. As you probably have seen with the object-oriented programming paradigm, the Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) computing platform, and even the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) computing platform, offering a language, an archit- ture, and a platform to solve problems is not enough. A platform requires an additional layer of organization, known as a pattern, to help realize its full pot- tial. Patterns help you see how to address specific problems with the tools that are available from a computing platform. Web Services are no different from any other computing platform in that the documentation of solutions can help you use the platform better and more quickly.

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About the Author	p. xi
About the Technical Reviewer	p. xii
Acknowledgments	p. xiii
Introduction	p. xv
Introducing Web Service Patterns	p. 1
Web Services: Bringing Order to the Internet	p. 3
Patterns: Bringing Order to Software	p. 5
Understanding Web Service Patterns	p. 8
Summary	p. 14
Additional Reading	p. 14
Introducing the P.T. Monday Case Study	p. 15
Understanding the Current State of the Business	p. 16
Understanding the Company Vision	p. 16
Gathering Application Requirements	p. 17
Making High-Level Application Architecture Decisions	p. 23
Taking the Next Steps	p. 33
Summary	p. 33
Additional Reading	p. 34
Exploring the Service-Oriented Architecture Pattern	p. 35
Defining the Service-Oriented Architecture	p. 36
Using the Service-Oriented Architecture	p. 37
Understanding the Structure of the Service-Oriented Architecture	p. 39
Preparing to Implement a Service-Oriented Architecture	p. 42
Introducing Web Services, and Implementing the Service-Oriented Architecture	p. 44
Leveraging Web Services in the Case Study	p. 53
Summary	p. 55
Related Patterns	p. 55
Additional Reading	p. 56
Exploring the Architecture Adapter Pattern	p. 57
Facilitating Communication Between Architectures	p. 57
Understanding the Structure of an Architecture Adapter	p. 60
Preparing to Implement Architecture Adapters	p. 63
Understanding Architecture Adapters in Web Services	p. 64
Leveraging Architecture Adapters in the Case Study	p. 71
Summary	p. 73
Related Patterns	p. 74
Additional Reading	p. 74
Introducing the Service Directory Pattern	p. 75
Seeing the Service Directory in Practice	p. 76
Understanding the Structure of a Service Directory	p. 77
Preparing to Implement a Service Directory	p. 81
Using Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI) for Web Services	p. 82
Leveraging Service Directories in the Case Study	p. 95
Summary	p. 96
Related Patterns	p. 97
Additional Reading	p. 98
Exploring the Business Object Pattern	p. 99
Seeing Business Objects in Practice	p. 100
Understanding the Structure of Business Objects	p. 101
Preparing to Implement Business Objects	p. 105
Implementing Business Objects	p. 106
Summary	p. 113
Related Patterns	p. 113
Additional Reading	p. 114
Exploring the Business Object Collection Pattern	p. 115
Seeing Collections in Practice	p. 116
Understanding the Structure of Business Object Collections	p. 117
Preparing to Implement Collections	p. 121
Implementing a Collection Sample	p. 122
Leveraging Collections in the Case Study	p. 127
Summary	p. 129
Related Patterns	p. 130
Additional Reading	p. 130
Exploring the Business Process (Composition) Pattern	p. 131
Seeing Business Processes in Practice	p. 132
Implementing a Simple Business Process Structure	p. 136
Preparing to Implement a Business Process (Composition)	p. 140
Implementing a Business Process (Composition)	p. 142
Leveraging Business Processes in the Case Study	p. 148
Summary	p. 150
Related Patterns	p. 151
Additional Reading	p. 151
Exploring the Asynchronous Business Process Pattern	p. 153
Seeing Asynchronous Business Processes in Practice	p. 154
Understanding the Asynchronous Business Process Structure	p. 155
Preparing to Implement an Asynchronous Business Process	p. 159
Implementing an Asynchronous Business Process	p. 160
Leveraging Asynchronous Business Processes in the Case Study	p. 164
Summary	p. 165
Related Patterns	p. 166
Exploring the Event Monitor Pattern	p. 169
Seeing Event Monitors in Practice	p. 169
Understanding the Event Monitor Structure	p. 172
Preparing to Implement Event Monitors	p. 176
Implementing an Event Monitor	p. 178
Leveraging Event Monitors in the Case Study	p. 182
Summary	p. 184
Related Patterns	p. 185
Additional Reading	p. 186
Implementing the Observer Pattern	p. 187
Seeing the Observer Pattern in Practice	p. 188
Understanding the Observer Structure	p. 192
Preparing to Implement an Observer	p. 194
Implementing the Observer Pattern Using Web Services	p. 195
Leveraging Observers in the Case Study	p. 200
Summary	p. 203
Related Patterns	p. 203
Additional Reading	p. 204
Implementing the Publish/Subscribe Pattern	p. 205
Seeing Publish/Subscribe in Practice	p. 206
Understanding the Publish/Subscribe Structure	p. 210
Preparing to Implement Publish/Subscribe	p. 214
Implementing Publish/Subscribe	p. 215
Leveraging Publish/Subscribe in the Case Study	p. 219
Summary	p. 221
Related Patterns	p. 222
Additional Reading	p. 223
Exploring the Physical Tiers Pattern	p. 225
Looking Deeper at the Need for Physical Tiers	p. 226
Understanding the Structure of the Connector Pattern	p. 230
Preparing to Implement the Connector Pattern	p. 233
Implementing the Connector Pattern with Web Services	p. 235
Leveraging Physical Tiers and the Connector Patterns in the Case Study	p. 241
Summary	p. 243
Related Patterns	p. 244
Additional Reading	p. 244
Exploring the Faux Implementation Pattern	p. 245
Seeing Faux Implementation in Practice	p. 246
Understanding the Faux Implementation Structure	p. 249
Preparing to Use the Faux Implementation Pattern	p. 252
Using a Faux Implementation	p. 252
Leveraging the Faux Implementation in the Case Study	p. 258
Summary	p. 259
Related Patterns	p. 260
Additional Reading	p. 260
Exploring the Service Factory Pattern	p. 261
Seeing Service Factory in Practice	p. 262
Understanding the Service Factory Pattern Structure	p. 265
Preparing to Implement the Service Factory Pattern	p. 268
Implementing the Service Factory Pattern	p. 270
Leveraging the Service Factory Pattern in the Case Study	p. 274
Summary	p. 276
Related Patterns	p. 277
Additional Reading	p. 277
Implementing the Data Transfer Object Pattern	p. 279
Seeing the Data Transfer Pattern in Practice	p. 280
Understanding the Structure of the Data Transfer Pattern	p. 281
Preparing to Implement the Data Transfer Patterns	p. 286
Implementing the Data Transfer Object with Web Services	p. 288
Leveraging the Data Transfer Object in the Case Study	p. 292
Summary	p. 294
Related Patterns	p. 295
Additional Reading	p. 295
Exploring the Partial Population Pattern	p. 297
Seeing Partial Population in Practice	p. 297
Understanding the Structure of the Partial Population Pattern	p. 299
Preparing to Implement the Partial Population Pattern	p. 302
Implementing Partial Population with Web Services	p. 303
Leveraging Partial Population in the Case Study	p. 308
Summary	p. 309
Related Patterns	p. 310
Using the Pattern Code	p. 311
Installing the Environment	p. 311
Installing Dependent Runtime Environments, Apache Tomcat, Apache Axis, and MySQL	p. 314
Building the Examples	p. 316
Deploying the Examples	p. 317
Populating the Data and Running Samples	p. 317
Finding Updates, Errata, and Documentation in the Downloaded Source Code	p. 318
Using the SourceForge Open-Source Web Site	p. 318
Index	p. 321
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