[Updated] Web Service Video Tutorial | What is Web Service ? | The W3C recommendations for a web service | Using a soap client tool | How to create a Web service Client and Service ? | Connect using SSL and authentication

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zvgiyayv9M4endofvid [starttext]This is a Video Tutorial explains What is a web service? The W3C recommendations for a web service , How to create and consume a web service ... Part 2 : The W3C recommendations for a web service. Part 3 : Using a soap client tool to call a web service. Part 4 : Using the Eclipse 'Web Services Explorer Tool'. Part 5: Generate the Java classes needed to call the web service using Eclipse. Part 6 : Call the web service and create objects from the SOAP response message. Part 7 : Call a web service with a simple return type. Part 8 : Create a web service using Eclipse. Part 9 : Using the Eclipse TCP/IP tool to look at SOAP messages Part 10 : Connect to the GlassFish web service using SSL Part 11 : Guarantee an SSL connection by using virtual servers in GlassFish. Part 12 : Create a JAX-WS Web Service for Glassfish using Eclipse. Part 13 : Create the JAX-WS client using Eclipse. Part 14 : Require a username and password to use the web service. Part 15 : Connect using SSL and authentication. [endtext]

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Part 2 : The W3C recommendations for a web service.

Part 3 : Using a soap client tool to call a web service.

Part 4 : Using the Eclipse 'Web Services Explorer Tool'.

Part 5: Generate the Java classes needed to call the web service using Eclipse.

Part 6 : Call the web service and create objects from the SOAP response message.

Part 7 : Call a web service with a simple return type.

Part 8 : Create a web service using Eclipse.

Part 9 : Using the Eclipse TCP/IP tool to look at SOAP messages

Part 10 : Connect to the GlassFish web service using SSL

Part 11 : Guarantee an SSL connection by using virtual servers in GlassFish.

Part 12 : Create a JAX-WS Web Service for Glassfish using Eclipse.

Part 13 : Create the JAX-WS client using Eclipse.

Part 14 : Require a username and password to use the web service.

Part 15 : Connect using SSL and authentication.

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