Enterprise Caching in a Mobile Environment

SmartCloud Cloud Services Framework, Part 1: Create a mashup service
Build server-cluster-aware Java applications

Implementing an Advanced Application Using Processes, Rules, Events, and Reports

Patterns: SOA Foundation Service Creation Scenario
Patterns: SOA Foundation - Business Process Management Scenario

Web Services Inspection Language
Web Services Inspection Language (WSIL)

Best practices for Web services

• Back to the basics Formation of a semantic framework
• Service oriented architecture, web services, and IBM patterns for e-business
• Building bridges with the Direct Connection application pattern
• A Managed Public and Private Process Application Pattern Scenario Incorporating web services into products to enable integration solutions
• Custom Extended Enterprise Exposed Business Services Application Pattern Scenario A multi-channel solution that leverages an existing legacy application
• Exposed Business Services and Aggregator application patterns scenario
• Web services Infrastructure
• Summary of best practices for web services
• Web services performance considerations, Part 1
• Web services performance considerations, Part 2 Other considerations that influence performance
• Web services security, Part 1 Mechanics of WS-Security
• Web services security, Part 2 WS-Security in real-world solutions

Understanding web services specifications

Understanding web services specifications, Part 1: SOAP
Understanding web services specifications, Part 2: Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
Understanding web services specifications, Part 3: Uniform Description and Discovery Interface (UDDI)
Understanding web services specifications, Part 4: WS-Security
Understanding web services specifications, Part 5: WS-Policy
Understanding web services specifications, Part 6: WS-Interoperability
Understanding web services specifications, Part 7: WS-Business Process Execution Language

Developing Web Services Applications

The Process Architect: The Smart Role in Business Process Management

Designing event-driven business processes in IBM Business Process Manager

Build a RESTful Web Service

An introduction to creating OSGi applications in Rational Application Developer Version 8.0

Developing Web Service Applications
Developing Enterprise JavaBeans Applications
Developing Web Applications using JavaServer Faces

Implementing WS-Security for Java web services

Easy step by step guid to Set Up Your Own IP-PBX

- WSLA
Use SLAs in a Web services context, Part 1: Guarantee your Web service with a SLA
Understanding quality of service for Web services
- Web Service Security:

• A good link can be found here. Also an older document can be found here.
• Good set of articles about WS security can be found here and here
• Security in a web services world: A proposed architecture and roadmap
• Implementing WS-Security
• Apache Axis document on security
• Understanding web services specifications, Part 4: WS-Security
  

-Web Service Transaction:

• Web Service Transaction Specification
• Web Service Transactions (Parts 1, 2 & 3)

- Web Service Handlers:

• A reading material can be found here.
• Apache Axis document on handlers.

- RESTful security:

• A discussion to follow.

- Enterprise Transaction and Security (in EJBs and Web Services)

- JPA:

• You can find a starting point about everying in JPA here.

- HTTP connection concepts

- Messaging:

• Starting point articles can be found here and here.

- EJB

- WS standards:

• WS-Addressing by example can be found here
• WS-Policy by example in this article.
• WS-ReliableMessaging is introduced in this article.
• WS-SecureConversation and WS-Trust are explained in here.
• WS-Security is explained here.
• WS-SecurityPolicy is detailed in here with example.
• More to read about WS-* in this article.

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