| 作 者： | Scott Short |
| 出版社： | Microsoft Press |
| 丛编项： | Microsoft.net |
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| 标 签： | XML |
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Introduction
1 Why Web Services?
Web Services Building Blocks
Web Services Design Decisions
Choosing Transport Protocols
Choosing an Encoding Scheme
Choosing a Formatting Convention
Choosing Description Mechanisms
Choosing Discovery Mechanisms
What’s Missing from Web Services?
Summary
2 Creating a Basic Web Service
A Simple Commerce Application
Creating a Web Form
Creating a Payment Web Service
Updating the Order Web Form
The Web File Share Application
Creating the WebFileShare Web Service
Creating the WebFileUtil Program
Summary
3 SOAP
Anatomy of a SOAP Message
SOAP Actors
The Header Element
The Body Element
Using SOAP RPC Messages
SOAP Encoding
Simple Types
Compound Types
Passing Parameters by Reference
Protocol Binding
Summary
4 XML Schema
Describing XML Documents
Built-In Datatypes
Integers
Strings
Binary Data
Namespaces
targetNamespace Attribute
xmlns Attribute
schemaLocation Attribute
noNamespaceSchemaLocation Attribute
XML Schema and XML Schema Instance Namespaces
Element Definitions
Custom Datatypes
Simple Types
Complex Types
Element and Attribute Groups
Namespace Scoping
Polymorphism
Restricting Inheritance
Summary
5 Using WSDL to Document Web Services
WSDL Document Syntax
definitions Element
types Element
message Element
portType Element
binding Element
service Element
Extensibility Elements
SOAP Extensions
HTTP GET/POST Extensions
import Element
Documentation
The Calculator Web Service WSDL Document
Summary
6 ASP.NET
Creating an ASP.NET Web Service
Transport Protocols and Bindings
Web Service Documentation
Raising Errors
SOAP Encoding Styles
Encoding References
Interface Inheritance
Managing State
Session State
Application State
Defining and Processing SOAP Headers
Processing Unknown Headers
Using SOAP Extensions
SOAP Extension Attributes
SOAP Extension Class
Using the WSDL Utility to Generate Proxy Code
Proxy Class
Cookies
Summary
7 XML Serialization
Controlling XML Serialization
Defining the Root PurchaseOrder Datatype
Defining the Items Array
Creating Derived Datatypes
Creating an Open PurchaseOrder Schema
Defining the AcceptPO Web Method
Server-Side Validation
Implementing Custom Serialization
Summary
8 Using Remoting to Build and Consume Web Services
Remoting vs. ASP.NET
The Grabber.NET Application
Remoting Architecture
Creating an IIS-Hosted Web Service
Creating a WinForm-Hosted Web Service
Accessing Web Services
Adding SOAP Headers
Generating WSDL
Suds WSDL Extension Elements
Summary
9 Discovery Mechanisms for Web Services
UDDI
UDDI Architecture
UDDI API
UDDI SDK
UDDI Enterprise Server
Registering the Purchaser
Registering the Supplier
Visual Studio .NET Integration
DISCO
Visual Studio .NET and DISCO
Summary
10 Building Secure Web Services
An Introduction to Threat Modeling
Brainstorming Threats
Choosing Techniques to Mitigate the Threats
Web Service Security Technologies
Web Services Authentication
Web Services Authorization
Web Services Privacy and Integrity
Security Technologies in the .NET Framework
Future Web Service Security Technologies
Common Security Mistakes
Mistake #1: Storing Secret Data Insecurely
Mistake #2: Connecting to SQL Server Incorrectly
Mistake #3: Building Insecure SQL Strings
An In-Depth Example
The Insecure Version (Do Not Try This at Home!)
A Secure Solution
Summary
11 Debugging Web Services
Interactive Debugging
The Basics of Debugging
Remote Debugging
Web Services–Friendly Call Stack
Information the Debugger Needs
Assembly Metadata
Program Database
Tracking Information
Debugging Dynamically Compiled Source Code
Instrumenting Web Services
Tracing
Event Log
Performance Counters
Tips and Tricks for Debugging
Summary
12 Scalability and Availability
Scaling Your Web Service
Scaling Up
Scaling Out
Overcoming Scalability Bottlenecks
Maintaining High Availability
Highly Available Scale-Up Resources
Highly Available Scale-Out Resources
Programming Against a Highly Available Resource
Third-Party Web Services and Availability
Failing Over to an Alternative Web Service
Creating an Offline Mode of Operation
Optimizing Performance
Caching
Summary
13 The Future of Web Services
Introducing .NET My Services
Securing .NET My Services
Working with .NET My Services
The Global XML Web Services Architecture (GXA)
WS-Inspection
WS-Security and WS-License
WS-Routing
WS-Referral
WS-Referral Registration Message Exchange
Dynamic Application Topologies
Orchestrating Web Services
Summary
Appendix XML Schema Built-In Types
Index
