By now, you understand the structure of the nodes that make up a DOM. A DOM is actually very easy to create. This section of the DOM tutorial is going to take much less work than anything you've see up to now. All the foregoing work, however, generated the basic understanding that will make this section a piece of cake.

This section describes the properties of tag handlers and TLDs and explains how to develop tag handlers and library descriptor elements for each type of tag introduced in the previous section.

This tutorial shows how to transform an existing Java application to a Web service. Orbix provides the tools to build, deploy, manage, and use a Web service.

Web services are a new breed of Web application. They are self-contained, self-describing, modular applications that can be published, located, and invoked across the Web. Web services perform functions, which can be anything from simple requests to complicated business processes.

This tutorial will delve deeper into the subject of RPC-style Web services, and how to use them with the IBM WebSphere SDK for Web services V5.0 (WSDK).

This tutorial describes how to make Web Services secure using the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), and other features provided by Oracle9i Application Server (Oracle9iAS).

Learn to use .NET cache APIs in the creation of an ASP.NET Web service and then develop a Web application to consume it. Access this tutorial now!

Dynamic Invocation of Web Services (tutorial format). Architecting Web Services Applications with Sunil Kunisetty. Stream XML/HTML into J2EE and Web Services

This tutorial describes how to create a very simple XML-RPC Web Service, to be hosted using Sun's `Java Web Services Developer Pack' (JWSDP).

Remote "portlet" Web services are visual Web services which include presentation and application logic. In this tutorial we take you through the portlet development process. You will first develop a local portlet that retrieves data using web services, then you will...

This tutorial delves into the subject of RPC-style Web services and how to use them with the IBM WebSphere SDK for Web services V5.1 (WSDK).

This tutorial describes how to build and deploy the back end of a newsfeed service queries a database for news items and returns the results as XML with tags

Web Services Messaging with JAXM. With the JAXM API, you can create and send XML messages over running the sample JAXM applications included with this tutorial as a

This tutorial is intended for programmers interested in developing and deploying Web services and Web This tutorial is organized into six parts: Java XML technology.

Tutorial A bird’s eye view of WSDL Web Service Description Language (WSDL) is an XML format for the most critical element in the web services architecture

Web Services Tutorial: Understanding XML and XML Schema—Part 1

This tutorial describes how build an application that invokes Web Services dynamically at runtime.You will also learn how to publish and find Web Services registered in Oracle UDDI registry. This sample application implements an insurance portal where the user can compare insurance prices.

Asynchronous Web Services with JMS Overview This tutorial uses a JMS Queue for "sending" and a JMS Topic for "receiving" XML messages via Web services.

This tutorial provides a step by step guide to using the live OTN DEPT/EMP Web Service with Oracle9i JDeveloper.

IBM has published the following eight technical articles, tutorials, and downloads on its developerWorks and alphaWorks websites. They cover a range of interesting (though not necessarily embedded) technical topics. Some require free registration.