Introduction to Web Services for ECM (SPVC)

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This course offers an introduction to Web Services Architecture , and describes the essential concepts of Web Services that affect a broad technical audience.

• Introduction to Web Services
• Introduction to SOAP
• Accessing Web Services
• Finding Web Services
• Web Services and the Enterprise
• Web Services’ Emerging Standards for Enterprises
• Guide to Defining Web Services
• Understand what Web services are and how they are applied in today’s enterprise
• Understand the concept of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), its advantages and drawbacks compared to component based architecture
• Have a solid background in the techniques and the methodologies used for describing web services
• Have a basic understanding of SOAP, WSDL and service discovery used in the data transmission
• Have a thorough understanding of RESTful Web services, principles behind them, data transmission over HTTP, their advantages and drawbacks
• Understand the difference between SOAP and REST protocols
• Have a general understanding of Web services security best practices
• Have an understanding of Service Policies and Agreement associated with providing and consuming Web services
• Have a solid overview of the Web services development lifecycle

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