IMPLEMENT A TRANSACTION

USING A WEB SERVICE

COMP6017 – CourseWork
MSc. Web Technology 2009-2010

Chen, Cheng-Che : 23361301

GK, Eakan : 23813172
Sun, Wei : 23656018
Agenda

Transaction – A brief Introduction

Transactions in Web Services

WS Co-ordination and WS Transaction

Web Services Interoperability Toolkit

NetBeans IDE Integrated with WSIT

Implementation

Questions (if any)
Transaction

What is a Transaction?

ACID Properties
Atomic, Consistent, isolated, and durable (ACID)
Transactions in Web Services

In Web Service transactions we do not need to
abide to the ACID properties. But for long
transactions consistency has to be maintained.

Need some forms of correlation, but not necessarily

require transaction behavior.
WS-Coordination

The primary goal of WS-Coordination

Components of WS-Coordination:
WS-Coordination

WS-Coordination addresses fundamental issues in
coordination among Web services:
1. SOAP extensions
2. Meta-protocols
3. Middleware components
WS-Transaction

Atomic Transactions:
Completion, 2PC, Completion WithAck, PhaseZero,
OutcomeNotification.

Business Activities:

BusinessAgreement ,
BusinessAgreementWithComplete
Web Services Interoperability Technologies

What is WSIT?
-- A product of Sun Microsystems web services
interoperability to develop Java clients and service
providers.
-- An implementation of a number of open web
services specifications to support enterprise features.
Web Services Interoperability Technologies

Goal
> Interoperability with Microsoft Windows
Communication Foundation (WCF, a.k.a. “Indigo”)
> Implementation of WS-* specifications
> Foundation for building SOA
WSIT Features

Bootstrapping and Configuration

Message Optimization Technology

Reliable Messaging Technology

WS-Security
Implementation

NetBeans IDE

GlassFish v2.1

Java EE

Java Metro Stack(Project Tango)

Web Services Interoperability Toolkit

Java WS

Enterprise Java Beans

Java Transaction API
EJB : BankWebServiceBean

public void init()

public int debitAccount(String accnum, String amount)

public int creditAccount(String accnum, String amount)

Web Service Attributes
Screen-shots of Client – Main Page
Screen-shots of Client – AccountDetails
TransferServlet
public class TransferServlet extends HttpServlet {
...
..
@Resource
UserTransaction ut;
..
..
@WebServiceRef(wsdlLocation = "WEB-
INF/wsdl/localhost_8080/BankWebServiceBeanService/BankWe
bServiceBean.wsdl")
private BankWebServiceBeanService service;
TransferServlet : processRequest
protected void processRequest(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletException, IOException,
Exception {
...
bwsb.BankWebServiceBean port =
service.getBankWebServiceBeanPort();
..
port.init();
try {
ut.begin(); //demarcate beginning of transaction
result = port.debitAccount(dest_account, amount);
result = port.creditAccount(dest_account, amount);
ut.commit();
}catch(Exception e) {ut.rollback();}
References:

Java EE 5 Tutorial, Sun Microsystems

Java Web Services Tutorial, Sun Microsystems

Teach Yourself Web Services in 24 Hours, Sams
Publishing

NetBeans : The Definitive Guide, O’Reilly

Project Tango: Overview, Sun Microsystems

WSIT Tutorial, Sun Microsystems

WS Atomic Transaciton, WS Coordination
Questions
Trugarez Merci
French Gracias
Breton Spanish

Korean
Arabic
Hebrew

Hindi
Traditional
Tack så mycket Swedish
Chinese

Obrigado
Brazilian
Portuguese go raibh maith agat Gaelic
Tak
Grazie Dankon
Danish

Italian Esperanto
Simplified
Chinese
Danke German

Japanese

Dank u
Thank You Dutch Thai

English
DekujemeVam Czech
Tamil