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AXIS: The Next Generation of Java SOAP by S.Jeelani Basha, Eric Jung, Romin Irani (Paperback, 2002)

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This title looks at AXIS, (previously known as Apache SOAP) - the most widely used Java implementation of SOAP. The rapid uptake of SOAP based web services has lead to the continuous and rapid development of the SOAP specification - putting pressure on the various implementations to keep up. AXIS will address the performance issues inherent in Apache-SOAP and create a new architecture, which will be more extensible. The book starts with an introduction to AXIS and web services, highlighting the goals of the Apache AXIS project. The key to exploiting the power of AXIS is in understanding its architecture and how to extend it. This book will show you how to do this by writing your own custom message handlers. Then it moves on to using the new parts of the SOAP specification AXIS implements and Java 2 Enterprise Edition integration. All this builds towards a full case study based around a supply chain application for a car manufacturer and its dealers. Topics covered include: what AXIS is and why it's needed; the Architecture of AXIS in detailL; how to extend the capabilities of AXIS with custom handlers; the advanced SOAP capabilities that AXIS provides; building a full supply chain solution based on AXIS; interoperability with Microsoft Client implementations; and what the future holds for AXIS and SOAP.