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Service Oriented Architecture - Lecture Notes, Study Materials and Important questions answers



Service Oriented Architecture
- Lecture Notes, Study Materials and Important questions answers




Subject : Service Oriented Architecture

1 INTRODUCTION TO XML

2 BUILDING XML BASED APPLICATIONS

  1. XML in Context - Answer (click here)
  2. XML: A Brief Glimpse - Answer (click here)
  3. Essentials of XML: How We Got Here - Answer (click here)
  4. The Beginnings of XML - Answer (click here)
  5. The Promise of XML - Answer (click here)
  6. Where Is XML Heading? - Answer (click here)
  7. The Fundamentals of XML - Answer (click here)
  8. Introduction to XML Syntax - Answer (click here)
  9. XML Document Structure - Answer (click here)
  10. XML Content Models - Answer (click here)
  11. Rules of XML Structure - Answer (click here)
  12. Well-Formed and Valid Documents - Answer (click here)
  13. Linking XML Documents Together - Answer (click here)
  14. Namespaces in XML - Answer (click here)
  15. Applying Style to XML - Answer (click here)
  16. Basics of Reading and Processing XML - Answer (click here)
  17. International Language Support in XML - Answer (click here)
  18. Validating XML with the Document Type Definition (DTD) - Answer (click here)
  19. Document Type Definitions - Answer (click here)
  20. Some Simple DTD Examples - Answer (click here)
  21. Structure of a Document Type Definition and Declaration - Answer (click here)
  22. DTD Attributes and its Types - Answer (click here)
  23. DTD Entities - Answer (click here)
  24. More DTD Directives - Answer (click here)
  25. DTD Drawbacks and Alternatives - Answer (click here)
  26. Creating XML Schemas - Answer (click here)
  27. Introduction to the W3C XML Schema Recommendation - Answer (click here)
  28. Creating XML Schemas - Answer (click here)
  29. The X-Files: XPath, XPointer, and XLink - Answer (click here)
  30. XPath: Operators, Special Characters and Syntax - Answer (click here)
  31. XPointer: Points, Ranges, Notation - Answer (click here)
  32. XLink: Simple and Extended Links - Answer (click here)
  33. Defining XML Using Alternate Schema Representations - Answer (click here)
  34. A Brief Review of XML Schemas - Answer (click here)
  35. A Brief Review of XML Schemas - Answer (click here)
  36. Dead Formats: XDR, DSD, and DCD - Answer (click here)
  37. Schema for Object-Oriented XML (SOX) - Answer (click here)
  38. RELAX NG Schema - Answer (click here)
  39. Schematron - Answer (click here)
  40. Parsing XML Using Document Object Model(DOM) - Answer (click here)
  41. What is DOM, Anyway? - Answer (click here)
  42. What DOM is Not - Answer (click here)
  43. Why Do I Need DOM? - Answer (click here)
  44. Disadvantages of Using DOM - Answer (click here)
  45. DOM Levels - Answer (click here)
  46. DOM Core - Answer (click here)
  47. DOM Traversal and Range - Answer (click here)
  48. DOM Implementations: JDOM, NanoXML, TinyXML, kXML - Answer (click here)
  49. Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) - Answer (click here)
  50. Parsing XML Using SAX - Answer (click here)
  51. What Is SAX, Anyway? - Answer (click here)
  52. What SAX Is Not - Answer (click here)
  53. Why Do I Need SAX? - Answer (click here)
  54. SAX vs. DOM - Answer (click here)
  55. Disadvantages of SAX - Answer (click here)
  56. SAX Versions - Answer (click here)
  57. SAX Basics : Packages, Implementations - Answer (click here)
  58. Working with SAX - Answer (click here)
  59. Transforming XML with XSL - Answer (click here)
  60. XSL Technologies - Answer (click here)
  61. XSLT for Document Publishing - Answer (click here)
  62. Getting Started with XSLT - Answer (click here)
  63. The Missing Piece: The XSLT Processor - Answer (click here)
  64. Advanced Features of XSLT - Answer (click here)
  65. XSL for Business-to-Business (B2B) Communication - Answer (click here)
  66. XSL Formatting Objects - Answer (click here)
  67. Web Application Integration: Java Servlets, XSLT, and XSL-FO - Answer (click here)
  68. Integrating XML with Databases - Answer (click here)
  69. XML Database Solutions - Answer (click here)
  70. Modeling Databases in XML - Answer (click here)
  71. Formatting XML for the Web - Answer (click here)
  72. A Brief History of DSSSL - Answer (click here)
  73. A Brief History of CSS - Answer (click here)
  74. XML Presentation Using CSS - Answer (click here)
  75. An Overview of XHTML - XHTML 1.0: The Transition - Answer (click here)
  76. An Overview of XHTML - XHTML 1.1: Modularization - Answer (click here)
  77. Coca Cabana Technology Shop Case Study: Building a Web Site for the Future - Answer (click here)
  78. An Overview of XForms - Answer (click here)
  79. Interactive Graphical Visualizations with SVG - Answer (click here)
  80. Vector Graphics to Complement Bitmap Graphics - Answer (click here)
  81. SVG: An XML Standard for Vector Graphics - Answer (click here)
  82. Creating an Interactive Graphical Visualization - Answer (click here)
  83. Defining the Content DTD - Answer (click here)
  84. Creating the XML Content - Answer (click here)
  85. Creating an SVG Content Presentation Prototype - Answer (click here)
  86. SVG with Style Using CSS - Answer (click here)
  87. Defining the XSL to Transform XML Content to SVG Presentation - Answer (click here)
  88. Powering Web Pages with SVG - Answer (click here)
  89. SVG-To-Go with XSL-FO - Answer (click here)
  90. SVG Structure and Elements - Answer (click here)
  91. XML Development Primer - Answer (click here)
  92. The Future of SVG - Answer (click here)
  93. XML and Content Management - Answer (click here)
  94. What Is Web Content Management? - Answer (click here)
  95. What are the Components of a Content-Management Workflow? - Answer (click here)
  96. The Role of XML in Web Content Management - Answer (click here)
  97. WebDAV Document Creation - Answer (click here)
  98. How to Design the XML Content Environment - Answer (click here)
  99. The Role of Metadata (RDF and PRISM) in Web Content Management - Answer (click here)
  100. Web Content Syndication with RSS and ICE - Answer (click here)
  101. RSS Content Syndication - Answer (click here)
  102. Content Syndication Using ICE - Answer (click here)
  103. Selecting a Content-Management Solution - Answer (click here)
  104. Architecting Web Services - Answer (click here)
  105. What Are Web Services? - Answer (click here)
  106. Business Motivations for Web Services - Answer (click here)
  107. Technical Motivations for Web Services - Answer (click here)
  108. The Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) - Answer (click here)
  109. Architecting Web Services - Answer (click here)
  110. Web Services Building Blocks: SOAP - Answer (click here)
  111. Introduction to SOAP - Answer (click here)
  112. Basic SOAP Syntax - Answer (click here)
  113. Sending SOAP messages - Answer (click here)
  114. SOAP Implementations - Answer (click here)
  115. The Future of SOAP - Answer (click here)
  116. Web Services Building Blocks: WSDL and UDDI - Answer (click here)
  117. Introduction to WSDL - Answer (click here)
  118. Basic WSDL Syntax - Answer (click here)
  119. SOAP Binding - Answer (click here)
  120. WSDL Implementations - Answer (click here)
  121. Introduction to UDDI - Answer (click here)
  122. The UDDI API - Answer (click here)
  123. UDDI - Vendor Implementations - Answer (click here)
  124. The Future of UDDI - Answer (click here)
  125. Leveraging XML in Visual Studio .NET - Answer (click here)
  126. The .NET Strategy - Answer (click here)
  127. ADO.NET - Answer (click here)
  128. The ADO.NET Data Provider - Answer (click here)
  129. The ADO.NET DataSet Class - Answer (click here)
  130. XML Within ADO.NET - Answer (click here)
  131. The System.Xml Namespace - Answer (click here)
  132. Using XML in the .NET Enterprise Servers - Answer (click here)
  133. BizTalk - Answer (click here)
  134. SQL Server 2000 - Answer (click here)
  135. Understanding XML Standards - Answer (click here)
  136. Standards and Vocabularies - Answer (click here)
  137. The Definition of “Standard” as Excerpted from the American Heritage Dictionary - Answer (click here)
  138. Standards Organizations: Who Is Creating the Standards? - Answer (click here)
  139. Standards Stack Layers - Answer (click here)
  140. Standards Stack Aspects - Answer (click here)
  141. Community Vocabularies Layer - Answer (click here)
  142. Implementing XML in E-Business - Answer (click here)
  143. What Is the Supply Chain? - Answer (click here)
  144. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) - Answer (click here)
  145. E-Business and the Internet- Enabled Supply Chain - Answer (click here)
  146. Different Types of B2B Interaction - Answer (click here)
  147. Components of E-Business XML Systems - Answer (click here)
  148. Enterprise Integration - Answer (click here)
  149. CommerceNet eCo Framework - Answer (click here)
  150. XML/EDI - Answer (click here)
  151. ebXML - Answer (click here)
  152. RosettaNet - Answer (click here)
  153. Delivering Wireless and Voice Services with XML - Answer (click here)
  154. The Vision of Ubiquitous Computing - Answer (click here)
  155. Key Technologies : WAP, WML, VoiceXML - Answer (click here)
  156. Wireless Applications with WAP and WML - Answer (click here)
  157. Voice Applications with VoiceXML - Answer (click here)
  158. Applied XML in Vertical Industry - Answer (click here)
  159. The Vertical Industries - Answer (click here)
  160. Professional Services Standards - Answer (click here)
  161. Finance and Accounting: The Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) - Answer (click here)
  162. Insurance - Answer (click here)
  163. Health Care: Health Level Seven (HL7) - Answer (click here)
  164. Legal Industry XML Standards: Legal XML - Answer (click here)
  165. Real Estate: Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization (MISMO) - Answer (click here)
  166. Business Administration and Human Resources (HR): Human Resources XML (HR-XML) - Answer (click here)
  167. Travel and Hospitality: Open Travel Alliance (OTA) - Answer (click here)
  168. Manufacturing: TranXML, Architecture, Engineering, and Construction XML (aecXML) - Answer (click here)
  169. Scientific and Engineering: Biotech, Chemistry - Answer (click here)
  170. Print, Media, and Entertainment: NewsML - Answer (click here)
  171. A Final Note: XML Standards Adoption - Answer (click here)
  172. RDF for Information Owners - Answer (click here)
  173. Basics of the Resource Description Framework - Answer (click here)
  174. The RDF Family of Specifications - Answer (click here)
  175. The RDF Data Model: Just Enough Graph Theory and The RDF Graph - Answer (click here)
  176. RDF Schema - Answer (click here)
  177. Working with the Angle Brackets - Answer (click here)
  178. The Semantic Web for Information Owners - Answer (click here)
  179. Precursors of the Semantic Web: Project Xanadu, HyTime - Answer (click here)
  180. Architecture of the Semantic Web - Answer (click here)
  181. How Do Semantics Get into the Semantic Web? - Answer (click here)
  182. Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 Specification - Answer (click here)
  183. XML Documents - Answer (click here)
  184. XML Logical Structures - Answer (click here)

SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE

WEB SERVICES

BUILDING SOA BASED APPLICATIONS

XML and Web Services Unleashed by Ron Schmelzer et al

Part I Essentials of XML

Chapter 1 XML in Context

  1. XML in Context - Answer (click here)
  2. XML: A Brief Glimpse - Answer (click here)
  3. Essentials of XML: How We Got Here - Answer (click here)
  4. The Beginnings of XML - Answer (click here)
  5. The Promise of XML - Answer (click here)
  6. Where Is XML Heading? - Answer (click here)

Chapter 2 The Fundamentals of XML

  1. The Fundamentals of XML - Answer (click here)
  2. Introduction to XML Syntax - Answer (click here)
  3. XML Document Structure - Answer (click here)
  4. XML Content Models - Answer (click here)
  5. Rules of XML Structure - Answer (click here)
  6. Well-Formed and Valid Documents - Answer (click here)
  7. Linking XML Documents Together - Answer (click here)
  8. Namespaces in XML - Answer (click here)
  9. Applying Style to XML - Answer (click here)
  10. Basics of Reading and Processing XML - Answer (click here)
  11. International Language Support in XML - Answer (click here)

Chapter 3 Validating XML with the Document Type Definition DTD

  1. Validating XML with the Document Type Definition (DTD) - Answer (click here)
  2. Document Type Definitions - Answer (click here)
  3. Some Simple DTD Examples - Answer (click here)
  4. Structure of a Document Type Definition and Declaration - Answer (click here)
  5. DTD Attributes and its Types - Answer (click here)
  6. DTD Entities - Answer (click here)
  7. More DTD Directives - Answer (click here)
  8. DTD Drawbacks and Alternatives - Answer (click here)

Chapter 4 Creating XML Schemas

  1. Creating XML Schemas - Answer (click here)
  2. Introduction to the W3C XML Schema Recommendation - Answer (click here)
  3. Creating XML Schemas - Answer (click here)

Chapter 5 The X Files XPath XPointer and XLink

  1. The X-Files: XPath, XPointer, and XLink - Answer (click here)
  2. XPath: Operators, Special Characters and Syntax - Answer (click here)
  3. XPointer: Points, Ranges, Notation - Answer (click here)
  4. XLink: Simple and Extended Links - Answer (click here)

Chapter 6 Defining XML Using Alternate Schema Representations

  1. Defining XML Using Alternate Schema Representations - Answer (click here)
  2. A Brief Review of XML Schemas - Answer (click here)
  3. A Brief Review of XML Schemas - Answer (click here)
  4. Dead Formats: XDR, DSD, and DCD - Answer (click here)
  5. Schema for Object-Oriented XML (SOX) - Answer (click here)
  6. RELAX NG Schema - Answer (click here)
  7. Schematron - Answer (click here)

Part II Building XML

Chapter 7 Parsing XML Using Document Object Model

  1. Parsing XML Using Document Object Model(DOM) - Answer (click here)
  2. What is DOM, Anyway? - Answer (click here)
  3. What DOM is Not - Answer (click here)
  4. Why Do I Need DOM? - Answer (click here)
  5. Disadvantages of Using DOM - Answer (click here)
  6. DOM Levels - Answer (click here)
  7. DOM Core - Answer (click here)
  8. DOM Traversal and Range - Answer (click here)
  9. DOM Implementations: JDOM, NanoXML, TinyXML, kXML - Answer (click here)
  10. Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) - Answer (click here)

Chapter 8 Parsing XML Using SAX

  1. Parsing XML Using SAX - Answer (click here)
  2. What Is SAX, Anyway? - Answer (click here)
  3. What SAX Is Not - Answer (click here)
  4. Why Do I Need SAX? - Answer (click here)
  5. SAX vs. DOM - Answer (click here)
  6. Disadvantages of SAX - Answer (click here)
  7. SAX Versions - Answer (click here)
  8. SAX Basics : Packages, Implementations - Answer (click here)
  9. Working with SAX - Answer (click here)

Chapter 9 Transforming XML with XSL

  1. Transforming XML with XSL - Answer (click here)
  2. XSL Technologies - Answer (click here)
  3. XSLT for Document Publishing - Answer (click here)
  4. Getting Started with XSLT - Answer (click here)
  5. The Missing Piece: The XSLT Processor - Answer (click here)
  6. Advanced Features of XSLT - Answer (click here)
  7. XSL for Business-to-Business (B2B) Communication - Answer (click here)
  8. XSL Formatting Objects - Answer (click here)
  9. Web Application Integration: Java Servlets, XSLT, and XSL-FO - Answer (click here)

Chapter 10 Integrating XML with Databases

  1. Integrating XML with Databases - Answer (click here)
  2. XML Database Solutions - Answer (click here)
  3. Modeling Databases in XML - Answer (click here)

Chapter 11 Formatting XML for the Web

  1. Formatting XML for the Web - Answer (click here)
  2. A Brief History of DSSSL - Answer (click here)
  3. A Brief History of CSS - Answer (click here)
  4. XML Presentation Using CSS - Answer (click here)
  5. An Overview of XHTML - XHTML 1.0: The Transition - Answer (click here)
  6. An Overview of XHTML - XHTML 1.1: Modularization - Answer (click here)
  7. Coca Cabana Technology Shop Case Study: Building a Web Site for the Future - Answer (click here)
  8. An Overview of XForms - Answer (click here)

Chapter 12 Interactive Graphical Visualizations with SVG

  1. Interactive Graphical Visualizations with SVG - Answer (click here)
  2. Vector Graphics to Complement Bitmap Graphics - Answer (click here)
  3. SVG: An XML Standard for Vector Graphics - Answer (click here)
  4. Creating an Interactive Graphical Visualization - Answer (click here)
  5. Defining the Content DTD - Answer (click here)
  6. Creating the XML Content - Answer (click here)
  7. Creating an SVG Content Presentation Prototype - Answer (click here)
  8. SVG with Style Using CSS - Answer (click here)
  9. Defining the XSL to Transform XML Content to SVG Presentation - Answer (click here)
  10. Powering Web Pages with SVG - Answer (click here)
  11. SVG-To-Go with XSL-FO - Answer (click here)
  12. SVG Structure and Elements - Answer (click here)
  13. XML Development Primer - Answer (click here)
  14. The Future of SVG - Answer (click here)

Chapter 13 XML and Content Management

  1. XML and Content Management - Answer (click here)
  2. What Is Web Content Management? - Answer (click here)
  3. What are the Components of a Content-Management Workflow? - Answer (click here)
  4. The Role of XML in Web Content Management - Answer (click here)
  5. WebDAV Document Creation - Answer (click here)
  6. How to Design the XML Content Environment - Answer (click here)
  7. The Role of Metadata (RDF and PRISM) in Web Content Management - Answer (click here)
  8. Web Content Syndication with RSS and ICE - Answer (click here)
  9. RSS Content Syndication - Answer (click here)
  10. Content Syndication Using ICE - Answer (click here)
  11. Selecting a Content-Management Solution - Answer (click here)

Chapter 14 Architecting Web Services

  1. Architecting Web Services - Answer (click here)
  2. What Are Web Services? - Answer (click here)
  3. Business Motivations for Web Services - Answer (click here)
  4. Technical Motivations for Web Services - Answer (click here)
  5. The Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) - Answer (click here)
  6. Architecting Web Services - Answer (click here)

Chapter 15 Web Services Building Blocks SOAP

  1. Web Services Building Blocks: SOAP - Answer (click here)
  2. Introduction to SOAP - Answer (click here)
  3. Basic SOAP Syntax - Answer (click here)
  4. Sending SOAP messages - Answer (click here)
  5. SOAP Implementations - Answer (click here)
  6. The Future of SOAP - Answer (click here)

Chapter 16 Web Services Building Blocks WSDL and UDDI

  1. Web Services Building Blocks: WSDL and UDDI - Answer (click here)
  2. Introduction to WSDL - Answer (click here)
  3. Basic WSDL Syntax - Answer (click here)
  4. SOAP Binding - Answer (click here)
  5. WSDL Implementations - Answer (click here)
  6. Introduction to UDDI - Answer (click here)
  7. The UDDI API - Answer (click here)
  8. UDDI - Vendor Implementations - Answer (click here)
  9. The Future of UDDI - Answer (click here)

Chapter 17 Leveraging XML in Visual Studio dotNET

  1. Leveraging XML in Visual Studio .NET - Answer (click here)
  2. The .NET Strategy - Answer (click here)
  3. ADO.NET - Answer (click here)
  4. The ADO.NET Data Provider - Answer (click here)
  5. The ADO.NET DataSet Class - Answer (click here)
  6. XML Within ADO.NET - Answer (click here)
  7. The System.Xml Namespace - Answer (click here)

Chapter 18 Using XML in the .NET Enterprise Servers

  1. Using XML in the .NET Enterprise Servers - Answer (click here)
  2. BizTalk - Answer (click here)
  3. SQL Server 2000 - Answer (click here)

Part III Applied XML

Chapter 19 Understanding XML Standards

  1. Understanding XML Standards - Answer (click here)
  2. Standards and Vocabularies - Answer (click here)
  3. The Definition of “Standard” as Excerpted from the American Heritage Dictionary - Answer (click here)
  4. Standards Organizations: Who Is Creating the Standards? - Answer (click here)
  5. Standards Stack Layers - Answer (click here)
  6. Standards Stack Aspects - Answer (click here)
  7. Community Vocabularies Layer - Answer (click here)

Chapter 20 Implementing XML in E Business

  1. Implementing XML in E-Business - Answer (click here)
  2. What Is the Supply Chain? - Answer (click here)
  3. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) - Answer (click here)
  4. E-Business and the Internet- Enabled Supply Chain - Answer (click here)
  5. Different Types of B2B Interaction - Answer (click here)
  6. Components of E-Business XML Systems - Answer (click here)
  7. Enterprise Integration - Answer (click here)
  8. CommerceNet eCo Framework - Answer (click here)
  9. XML/EDI - Answer (click here)
  10. ebXML - Answer (click here)
  11. RosettaNet - Answer (click here)

Chapter 21 Delivering Wireless and Voice Services with XML

  1. Delivering Wireless and Voice Services with XML - Answer (click here)
  2. The Vision of Ubiquitous Computing - Answer (click here)
  3. Key Technologies : WAP, WML, VoiceXML - Answer (click here)
  4. Wireless Applications with WAP and WML - Answer (click here)
  5. Voice Applications with VoiceXML - Answer (click here)

Chapter 22 Applied XML in Vertical Industry

  1. Applied XML in Vertical Industry - Answer (click here)
  2. The Vertical Industries - Answer (click here)
  3. Professional Services Standards - Answer (click here)
  4. Finance and Accounting: The Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) - Answer (click here)
  5. Insurance - Answer (click here)
  6. Health Care: Health Level Seven (HL7) - Answer (click here)
  7. Legal Industry XML Standards: Legal XML - Answer (click here)
  8. Real Estate: Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization (MISMO) - Answer (click here)
  9. Business Administration and Human Resources (HR): Human Resources XML (HR-XML) - Answer (click here)
  10. Travel and Hospitality: Open Travel Alliance (OTA) - Answer (click here)
  11. Manufacturing: TranXML, Architecture, Engineering, and Construction XML (aecXML) - Answer (click here)
  12. Scientific and Engineering: Biotech, Chemistry - Answer (click here)
  13. Print, Media, and Entertainment: NewsML - Answer (click here)
  14. A Final Note: XML Standards Adoption - Answer (click here)

Part IV The Semantic Web

Chapter 23 RDF for Information Owners

  1. RDF for Information Owners - Answer (click here)
  2. Basics of the Resource Description Framework - Answer (click here)
  3. The RDF Family of Specifications - Answer (click here)
  4. The RDF Data Model: Just Enough Graph Theory and The RDF Graph - Answer (click here)
  5. RDF Schema - Answer (click here)
  6. Working with the Angle Brackets - Answer (click here)

Chapter 24 The Semantic Web for Information Owners

  1. The Semantic Web for Information Owners - Answer (click here)
  2. Precursors of the Semantic Web: Project Xanadu, HyTime - Answer (click here)
  3. Architecture of the Semantic Web - Answer (click here)
  4. How Do Semantics Get into the Semantic Web? - Answer (click here)

Extensible Markup Language XML 1 0 Specification

  1. Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 Specification - Answer (click here)
  2. XML Documents - Answer (click here)
  3. XML Logical Structures - Answer (click here)
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