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Now that getContents() has been refactored, it's easier to see additional refactoring possibilities One reader of this code noticed that the methods writeOrderTo( ), writeProductsTo( ), and writePriceTo( ) all loop through the domain objectsOrder, Product, and Price in order to extract data from them for use in producing XML This reader wondered why the code doesn't just ask the domain objects for their XML directly, rather than having to build it externally to the domain objects In other words, if the Order class had a toXML() method and the Product and Price classes had one as well, obtaining XML for an Order would simply involve making one call to an Order's toXML() method That call would obtain the XML from the Order, as well as the XML from whateverProduct instances were part of the Order and whatever Price was associated with eachProduct This approach would take advantage of the existing structure of the domain objects, rather than recreating that structure in methods like writeOrderTo( ), writeProductsTo( ), and writePriceTo( ) As nice as this idea sounds, it isn't a good design when a system must create many XML representations of the same domain objects For example, the code we've been looking at comes from a shopping system that requires diverse XML representations for the domain objects: <order id='987' totalPrice='1400'> <product id='f1234' price='900' quantity='1'> Fire Truck </product> <product id='f4321' price='500' quantity='1'> Rubber Ball </product> </order> <orderHistory> <order date='20041120' totalPrice='1400'> <product id='f1234'> <product id='f4321'> </order> </orderHistory> <order id='321'> <product id='f1234' color='red' size='medium'> <price currency='USD'> 895 </price> Fire Truck </product> </order>

To categorize your service type into one of these categories, you need to add a tModelBag with a keyedReference to the VS categorization tModel as explained above in the section How Categorization Works VS NET lets you do this as part of the Web service registration process when you use the built in Register a Service page This page walks you through the process of first logging on to UDDI, then selecting one of the businesses that you have registered with UDDI (most people will have only one business registered with UDDI) Then you get to a page where you specify your service name, description, access point, and WSDL document URL and a category for your service as shown in figure 11-14

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Producing the above XML would be difficult and awkward using a single toXML() method on each domain object because the XML is so different in each case Given such a situation, you can either choose to do the XML rendering external to the domain objects (as the writeOrderTo( ), writeProductsTo( ), and writePriceTo( ) methods do), or you can pursue a Visitor solution (see Move Accumulation to Visitor, 320) For this shopping system, which generates a lot of diverse XML for the same domain objects, refactoring to Visitor makes a lot of sense However, at the moment, the creation of the XML is still not simple; you have to get the formatting just right and remember to close every tag I want to simplify this XML generation prior to refactoring to Visitor Because the Composite pattern can help simplify the XML generation, I proceed with this refactoring

<systemwebextensions> <scripting> <webServices> <roleService enabled="true" /> </webServices> </scripting> </systemwebextensions>

1 To identify an implicit leaf, I study fragments of test code, such as this one:

Visual Studio s start page is great for searching and registering services at design time However, many UDDI usage scenarios require querying UDDI at runtime or programmatically registering services as they come online The next sections explain how to program UDDI using the SOAP message-based API

The SysServicesRoleService class is a proxy class just like the Authentication class and is contained in the MicrosoftAjaxjs le Just like the Authentication class, this class is a static class that inherits from the SysNetWebProxy class The properties listed in Table 911 provide support

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