Авторизация
Поиск по указателям
Cabrera l.-F., Kurt C. — Web Services Architecture and Its Specifications: Essentials for Understanding WS-*
Обсудите книгу на научном форуме Нашли опечатку?
Название: Web Services Architecture and Its Specifications: Essentials for Understanding WS-*Авторы: Cabrera l.-F., Kurt C. Аннотация: Whether you’re evaluating, planning, architecting, or building a Web services implementation, this concise guide brings together the essential information and resources you need about the specifications that define the Web services architecture—from two of its key architects. Authors Cabrera and Kurt deliver an expert architectural overview and examine infrastructure protocols to help you understand the principles behind the design and the overall coherence of the suite of protocols. For each of the core technologies, you’ll find succinct descriptions and scenario-based examples that illustrate how and when to use a particular WS-* specification.
Язык: Рубрика: Технология /Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k: ed2k stats Год издания: 2005Количество страниц: 192Добавлена в каталог: 04.03.2007Операции: Положить на полку |
Скопировать ссылку для форума | Скопировать ID
Предметный указатель
Infosets, deserialization to Infosets, document information items Infosets, Element information items 2nd Infosets, information items 2nd 3rd Infosets, Namespace information items Infosets, namespaces 2nd Infosets, policy representations 2nd 3rd Infosets, School of Fine Art example Infosets, serialization of Infosets, SOAP message example Infosets, XOP element example Integrity 2nd intermediary nodes Interoperability interoperability, Basic Profile 1.0 interoperability, Basic Security Profile interoperability, purpose IPs (Identity Providers) 2nd life cycles of resources managed transparency managed transparency, advantages of managed transparency, contracts for managed transparency, defined managed transparency, messages, implications for managed transparency, security differentials with Management management, batched delivery 2nd management, delivery modes management, event notification management, freshness qualifier management, operation qualifiers management, protocols used as basis for management, resource referencing 2nd management, scalability management, specification for [See WS-Management] management, subscriptions management, timeout elements management, trap delivery mode 2nd management, update message steps management, WS-Addressing endpoints with message exchange patterns message orientation Message Transmission Optimization Method (MTOM) 2nd MessageID elements Messages messages, addressing messages, authentication 2nd messages, binary data format messages, confidentiality 2nd messages, core specifications for messages, defined messages, descriptions, formal [See WSDL (Web Services Description Language] messages, discovery [See WS-Discovery] messages, enumeration [See WSEnumeration (WS-Enum)] messages, event [See WS-Eventing] messages, exchange patterns messages, identifiers messages, Infosets for [See Infosets] messages, integrity assurance 2nd messages, MIME messages, MTOM messages, part elements messages, paths messages, reliable messaging messages, sequences messages, SOAP specification messages, subscription [See subscriptions] messages, transfer [See WS-Transfer] messages, transport independence messages, types schemas messages, XML message specifications messages, XOP Metadata metadata, contract expression with metadata, discovery techniques metadata, purpose metadata, School of Fine Art example metadata, services metadata, UDDI tModel example metadata, WS-MetadataExchange metadata, WS-Policy metadata, WSDL 2nd Microsoft Press service example [See School of Fine Art example] MIME MIME, binary message specification with MIME, example attachment MTOM (Message Transmission Optimization Method) 2nd mustUnderstand attribute 2nd 3rd Namespaces namespaces, information items namespaces, Infoset information items namespaces, prefixes namespaces, WSDL Next role nodes, SOAP nodes, SOAP, defined nodes, SOAP, intermediaries 2nd nodes, SOAP, message paths nodes, SOAP, Next role nodes, SOAP, original senders nodes, SOAP, roles nodes, SOAP, ultimate receivers nodes, SOAP, UltimateReceiver role Opacity [See managed transparency] open nested transactions original sender nodes parts, WSDL elements for passive requestors 2nd paths, message policy, security [See WS-Policy] Ports ports, portType elements ports, WS-Eventing ports, WSDL principals, security principles of Web services, list of Probe messages 2nd ProbeMatch messages procurement system example [See School of Fine Art example] Profiles Profiles, Basic Profile 1.0 Profiles, Basic Security Profile Programming models protocol composability protocol composability, advantages 2nd protocol composability, defined 2nd protocol composability, purpose protocol composability, SOAP headers for protocol composability, specification profiles protocol composability, three-layer hierarchy of specifications protocol composability, WS-Management as example protocol-based integration protocol-based integration, application integration with protocol-based integration, defined publish/subscribe message pattern pull delivery mode, WS-Management Pull Delivery, WS-Eventing pull message pattern Pull messages, WS-Enumeration 2nd 3rd PullReponse messages, WS-Enumeration Put messages, WS-Transfer 2nd PutResponse messages, WS-Transfer queued systems reference parameters, WS-Addressing 2nd 3rd reference properties, WS-Addressing 2nd REL (Rights Expression Language) RelatesTo elements 2nd relay attribute relay service security Release messages, WS-Enumeration 2nd ReleaseResponse messages, WS-Enumeration Reliable Messaging Renew operation, WS-Enumeration ReplyTo elements RequestSecurityToken messages RequestSecurityTokenResponse messages Resolve messages Resources resources, addressing resources, defined 2nd resources, WS-Transfer retrieve operation, WS-Transfer Rights Expression Language (REL) roles, SOAP RPC/Encoded encoding SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) Scenarios [See School of Fine Art example] schema types for messages School of Fine Art example School of Fine Art example, directory-based discovery example School of Fine Art example, dynamic discovery School of Fine Art example, encryption example School of Fine Art example, endpoint references School of Fine Art example, enumeration example School of Fine Art example, FaultTo addresses School of Fine Art example, HTTP message headers School of Fine Art example, identifiers, message School of Fine Art example, Infoset for School of Fine Art example, message exchanges School of Fine Art example, metadata School of Fine Art example, mustUnderstand attribute School of Fine Art example, overview School of Fine Art example, processing semantics School of Fine Art example, referencing addresses School of Fine Art example, reply addresses School of Fine Art example, secure conversation example School of Fine Art example, security School of Fine Art example, signatures for School of Fine Art example, SOAP example School of Fine Art example, trust creation School of Fine Art example, water fountains example School of Fine Art example, WS-AtomicTransaction School of Fine Art example, WS-Eventing in School of Fine Art example, WS-Management School of Fine Art example, WS-Policy for School of Fine Art example, WS-Transfer example School of Fine Art example, WSDL for SCTs (Security Context Tokens) 2nd Security Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) Security Context Tokens (SCTs) 2nd security contexts 2nd security policies [See also WS-Policy] Security Token Service (STS) 2nd Security tokens [See tokens security] security, assertion proof requirement security, attacks against Security, authentication 2nd 3rd 4th security, authorization 2nd security, autonomous services implications security, Basic Security Profile security, claims Security, confidentiality 2nd 3rd security, contexts security, domains Security, encryption for [See encryption] security, end-to-end message security requirements security, existing approaches, reuse of security, hash creation security, identities security, integrity 2nd security, message-level security, models supported Security, overview security, policies [See WS-Policy] security, principals security, relay services security, requestors, federated security, School of Fine Art example security, serialization issues security, sign-out operations security, signature for [See signatures] security, specification [See WS-Security] security, system federations security, tokens [See tokens security] security, transport-level, limitations of Security, trust [See WS-Trust] security, trust-based tokens security, WS-Federation security, WS-SecureConversation 2nd security, X.509 2nd security, XML Signature sequences of messages Serialization serialization, defined serialization, security issues service autonomy [See autonomous services] service elements, WSDL service orientation services defined shared secrets sign-out operations 2nd signatures signatures, canonicalization signatures, defined signatures, elements for signatures, message body encryption with signatures, multiple signatures, School of Fine Art example signatures, security tokens for signatures, X.509 tokens for signatures, XML Signature Signed security tokens Single Sign On (SSO) smart requestors SOAP SOAP, Action elements 2nd 3rd 4th SOAP, address blocks SOAP, advantages of SOAP, attachments example SOAP, autonomous services with SOAP, Body elements 2nd SOAP, Coordination Context header blocks SOAP, encryption issues SOAP, Envelope elements 2nd SOAP, Header elements 2nd 3rd 4th SOAP, header mechanism 2nd SOAP, HTTP message headers SOAP, intermediary nodes SOAP, message elements SOAP, message exchange patterns SOAP, message orientation based on SOAP, message transmittal SOAP, messaging specifications SOAP, MIME with SOAP, MTOM 2nd SOAP, mustUnderstand Attribute 2nd 3rd SOAP, Next role SOAP, nodes 2nd SOAP, processing model SOAP, protocol composability with SOAP, purpose SOAP, relay attribute SOAP, Roles SOAP, School of Fine Art message example SOAP, transport independence SOAP, UltimateReceiver role SOAP, WS-Addressing bindings SOAP, XOP specification profiles
Реклама
|
|
О проекте