Developing Web Services with Java APIs for XML

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The Holy War between Microsoft Corporation and Sun Microsystems is heating up as Sun unveils JAX Pack to compete with Microsoft’s . NET initiativeJAX Pack is an all-in-one development kit that utilizes XML to build cross platform Web services. For companies that are developing Web services to collaborate with business partners, JAX Pack offers a faster way to develop applications while maintaining independence from any particular vendor’s XML technologies. Developing Web Services with Java APIs for XML (JAX Pack) provides exhaustive coverage of Sun’s recently released JAX Pack. The book assumes that readers are experienced Java developers with a solid understanding of XML. As such, the book contains five parts covering each component of JAX Pack. JAX Pack is a major product release for the most popular Web development environmentFirst book out covering all five components of JAX Pack (JAXP, JAXR, JAXM, JAXB, and JAX-RPC)Unrivalled Web-based support with solutions@syngress. com; up-to-the minute links, white papers and analysis for one year

About the Author

Jay Foster has been an IT professional since 1989. His areas of expertise include object-oriented design and modeling, software engineering, Web based application design/development, extranet/intranet security, and N-tier application development. Jay has been developing object-oriented systems in Java since 1996 and is a Sun Certified Java Programmer. Mick Porter (SSJCP, MCP) is a Senior Technical Architect for Logica, a global systems integrator. Mick specializes in the design and implementation of wireless and mobile commerce systems. Mick holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, and became a Sun Certified Java Programmer five years ago, as well as having passed eight Microsoft Certified Professional exams. Bob Hablutzel (Technical Editor) is a Senior Consultant with 20 years experience in enterprise-scale software systems. Bob’s Web Services experience includes being a founding member of the XAML (XML-based business transactions) working group and implementing high-availability and clustering for the Bowstreet XML-based application server. His Java experience includes implementation of Java bytecode compilers and contributing to the book Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2.

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