Mastering Web Services Security

* Uncovers the steps software architects and developers will need to take in order to plan and build a real-world, secure Web services system
* Authors are leading security experts involved in developing the standards for XML and Web services security
* Focuses on XML-based security and presents code examples based on popular EJB and .NET application servers
* Explains how to handle difficult-to-solve problems such as passing user credentials and controlling delegation of those credentials across multiple applications
* Companion Web site includes the source code from the book as well as additional examples and product information more

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Posted: Apr-30-2003

Good Perspective on Securing Web Services Apps

Mastering Web Services Security provides a valuable enterprise perspective on building secure Web Services applications. Rather than focusing on a single technology like .NET or Java, the book provides useful real-world guidelines for building Web Service based systems that use many different...

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Posted: Apr-20-2003

good for developers of complex secure WS applications

The book does a great job explaining how to build non-trivial WS systems that are secure from end to end. Instead of limiting the material to descriptions of SOAP-related technologies and their security (this is what the other books I've read on WS security do), the authors first explain how to...

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Posted: Feb-03-2003

Quadrasis EASI Web services security - user guide !

This book covers the basics and fundamentals of Web services security and industry specs to an extent and quite good. This book promotes Quadrasis EASI security kit (like a UserGuide) which made me so annoying! It does not provide practical examples from industry leading security vendors like...

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Posted: Jan-30-2003

Good Basics - Not a 'Mastering' Security book

If you are looking to compare this book with "Mastering EJB" by Ed Roman then you are making a big mistake! This books is very focussed on Quadrasis EASI implementation ( I never heard off).(+) Good high level book for concepts.(+) This book covers well all emerging Web services security specs...

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Posted: Jan-27-2003

An EASI read, with some gaps

This was the first Web services security book which I've read. Overall my impression on this book is pretty positive. Here are my thoughts on this book:- The writing and examples are clear. The glossary is a nice touch. The book avoids spending much time on a "101 of Web services" section, and...

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