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Wolkite University
College of Computing and Informatics
Department of Software Engineering

Course information

Course title: Web services

Instructor's name: BHASKAR MARAPELLI Email: bhaskarmarapelli@gmail.com

Course Code: SENG4124
Credit Point: 5ECTS
Lab hrs: 3ECTS
Academic year: 2008 E.C
Program: Degree Program B.Sc in Software Engineering
Enrolment: Regular
Course category: Compulsory course
Year/semester: 3/1
Contact Hours: MON-FRI 10:00 AM -12:00 PM IST

Course Objective: The course teaches about the fundamentals of a web service, describes the Service
Oriented Architecture that the core web service technologies enable. It also discusses web service
security.

Learning Outcomes: -At the end of the Course students should be able to:

Understand what web services are.

Explain the major components of the Web service technology.
Know how to configure a web server and create a web service.
Design simple web service and consume it.

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Topics

Chapter 1:Introduction Chapter 4:Web Service Description Language

Web services definition, Characteristics of web WSDL definition, WSDL Document structure,
services, History, Major components of the Web The six basic building blocks, Port Type
service technology. Element, Message Element, Types Element, Bin
ding Element, Port Element, Service Element.

Chapter 2:Service Oriented Architecture Chapter 5:Universal Description, Discovery

SOA Definition, Participant Roles, Participant and Integration
Interactions, Business Perspectives on the SOA, UDDI Overview, How UDDI is used, Technical
Developers' Perspectives on the SOA. Architecture, UDDI Data structures.

Chapter 3:Simple Object Access Protocol Chapter 6:Web Service Security

SOAP definition, Anatomy of a SOAP Message, Security Requirements, The Web Services
The SOAP Envelope, The SOAP Header, The Security Roadmap, WS-Reliable Messaging, WS-
SOAP Protocol Binding, SOAP message RM Processing Model, WS-Coordination.
transmission.

Assessment Forms

2 Quiz 5%
Test 1 10%
Test 2 10%
Lab Exam 10%
Project 20%
Final examination 40%

Text Book
Java Web Services, David Chappel, Tyler Jewell, Publisher: O'Reilly First Edition March 2002
References
Programming Web Services with SOAP, Doug Tidwell, James Snell, Pavel Kulchenko, Publisher:
O'Reilly
Web Services & SOA Principles and Technology, Second Edition, Michael P. Papazoglou.