Web Services for Oracle WebLogic Server 10g Release 3 (10.3)
Learn About WebLogic Web Services
- What's New?
- What are Web Services?
- Anatomy of a WebLogic Web Service
- How do I choose between JAX-WS and JAX-RPC?
- Roadmap for implementing WebLogic Web Services
- Samples and related information
- Web Service standards
Get Started Using JAX-WS
- Start from Java
- Start from WSDL
- Program the JWS file
- Use JAXB for data binding
- Invoke a Web Service
- Migrate from JAX-RPC
Advanced Features of JAX-WS
- Invoke Web Services using asynchronous request-response
- Publish a Web Service endpoint
- Use callbacks
- Optimize binary data transmission using MTOM/XOP
- Create a dynamic proxy class
- Use XML catalog
- Create SOAP message handlers
- Programming RESTful Web Services
- Publish and find Web Services using UDDI
Get Started Using JAX-RPC
- Start from Java
- Start from WSDL
- Program the JWS file
- Understanding data binding
- Invoke a Web Service
- Migrate to JAX-WS
Advanced Features of JAX-RPC
- Invoke Web Services using asynchronous request-response
- Use reliable Web Services messaging
- Create conversational Web Services
- Use callbacks
- Create buffered Web Services
- Use JMS transport as connection protocol
- Create SOAP message handlers
- Publish and find Web Services using UDDI
Code Examples
- Code examples using JAX-WS
- Code examples using JAX-RPC
- Web Services code examples, if installed, are located in the
WL_HOME/samples directory of your WebLogic Server installation and are available from the Start menu. See Sample Application and Code Examples.
Security
- Message-level: digital signatures and encryption
- Transport-level: SSL
- Access control: user access and authentication
System Administration
- Overview of Administering WebLogic Web Services
- Use the Administration Console
- Use the WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST)
- Use WebLogic Ant tasks
- Use the Java Management Extensions (JMX)
- Use the Java EE Deployment API
Reference
- Standards Supported by WebLogic Web Services
- Web Services Ant Task Reference
- JWS Annotations Reference
- Reliable Messaging WS-Policy Assertions Reference
- Security WS-Policy Assertions Reference
- WebLogic Server Javadocs
Development Resources and Newsgroups