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The starting point in designing a Web service is to determine what XML messages it will exchange specifically, what messages it will respond to, and what messages it will return. Figure 3-1 shows the standard architecture for a client that interacts with a Web service via a proxy class. This architecture is based on the principle that the client and the Web service both have a common understanding of the messages and data types that are exchanged between them. This understanding can only be achieved if the Web service publishes a clear document of the operations that it supports, the messages it exchanges, and the types that it uses. This document is the WSDL document (described in 2). The WSDL document is the main reference for describing a Web service, and it includes embedded type definitions and message definitions, among other things.

This chapter showed you how to optimize Hibernate Search. First, we looked at the indexing operation, whether for an individual entity, applied concurrently in an online system, or batched with many other indexing operations. We also looked at how to make fast queries by using both Hibernate Search and Lucene tricks. We examined various levels of caching that Hibernate Search uses. Finally, we looked at the Lucene index structure and at ways to keep this structure optimal for the system, either manually or transparently. We also looked at sharding, which helps you split indexing data across several physical Lucene indexes, for either performance, legal, or maintenance reasons. While sharding should not be overused, it can be quite handy in some situations. Finally we explored how to test Hibernate Search. There s no way to optimize a system without a reliable test environment. The next chapter focuses on Hibernate Search scalability and how to make its search infrastructure scale a cluster of servers.

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Attributes give additional information about an XElement node. They re placed in the opening tag of the XML element. When you functionally construct an XML tree, you can add attributes by just including XAttribute constructors within the scope of the XElement constructor. There are two forms of the XAttribute constructor; one takes a name and a value, and the other takes a reference to an already existing XAttribute. The following code adds two attributes to root. Notice that both parameters to the XAttribute constructor are strings; the first specifies the name of the attribute, and the second gives the value. XDocument xd = new XDocument( Name Value new XElement("root", new XAttribute("color", "red"), new XAttribute("size", "large"), new XElement("first"), new XElement("second") ) ); Console.WriteLine(xd); This code produces the following output. Notice that the attributes are placed inside the opening tag of the element. <root color="red" size="large"> <first /> <second /> </root>

Its value (for any column of the candidate key) is never null. Each row has a unique value. The value of a particular row never changes.

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