About the course

In this lesson, you will learn about XML, and JSON data format, REST and SOAP architectures and protocols they use to transfer data; you will be able to:
  • Understand what web service means
  • Understand XML and JSON data presentation.
  • Understand SOAP architecture and WSDL file
  • Interpret WSDL file and develop request envelop for different web services
  • Understand REST architecture and interpret WADL file
Please check the curriculum for more information.

Audience and Requirements

  • QA, BA and anyone who is interested to know about REST and SOAP web service.
  • No special prerequisite for this lesson, but who has basic IT knowledge including software development, testing is recommended.

Training Highlights

  • Mentorship will be provided during the training.
  • You will be working on different web services.
  • You will practice on interview questions from day one.

Curriculum


Module 1: Introduction to web service

Module 2: Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Module 3: Features of web service

  • 3.1  Interoperability
  • 3.2  Reusability
  • 3.3  Loosely coupled
  • 3.4  Extensibility

Module 4: Advantage of web service

  • 4.1  Lets different platforms message each other
  • 4.2  All programming languages can speak each other

Module 5: Uses HTTP for messaging

Module 6: Two types of web service

  • 6.1  SOAP
  • 6.2  REST
  • 6.3  SOAP vs REST

Module 7: Web Service data exchange methods

  • 7.1  XML(both SOAP and REST use it)
  • 7.2  JSON (mostly REST webservice uses it)

Module 8: Java Web Service APIs

  • 8.1  Jax-WS → SOAP (RPC and Document Style)
  • 8.2  Jax-RS → RESTfull (Jersy and RestEasy implementations)

Module 9: What is SOAP?

Module 10: Important components of SOAP

  • 10.1  Simple Access Object Protocol (SOAP)
  • 10.2  Web Service Description Language (WSDL)
  • 10.3  Universal Description
  • 10.4   Discovery and Integration (UDDI)

Module 11: SOAP Request and Response format

  • 11.1  Port / Endpoint - URL of web service
  • 11.2  Input message format
  • 11.3  Output message format
  • 11.4  Security protocol that needs to be applied
  • 11.5  Which protocol the web service uses

Module 12: What is UDDI?

  • 12.1  UDDI element
  • 12.2  UDDI architecture
  • 12.3  UDDI data model
  • 12.4  UDDI interface

Module 13: What is JAX-WX

Module 14: JAX-WX annotations

  • 14.1  @WebService
  • 14.2  @WebMethod
  • 14.3  @SOAPBinding
  • 14.4  @WebRequest
  • 14.5  @WebServiceClient
  • 14.6  @RequestRupper
  • 14.7  @ResponseRupper
  • 14.8  @OneWay
  • 14.9  @HandlerChain

Module 15: What is SOAP end point mean

Module 16: WSDL

  • 16.1  What is WSDL and how to access it
  • 16.2  WSDL elements

Module 17: What is wsimport and it’s command options

Module 18: What is sun-jaxws.xml

Module 19: What is RESTfull web service?

Module 20: RESTfull environment setup

  • 20.1  Setup java JDK
  • 20.2  Setup Eclipse
  • 20.3  Setup Jersy Framework library
  • 20.4  Setup Apache Tomcat

Module 21: RESTfull resources

Module 22: Uses HTTP for messaging

  • 22.1  HTTP request

Module 23: Addressing Technique

  • 23.1  Make a standard URL
  • 23.2  GET: read only and safe
  • 23.3  PUT : is idempotent and is for creating resource
  • 23.4  POST: is to update and to create for unavailable resource
  • 23.5  DELETE: is idempotent and is to delete resource
  • 23.6  OPTIONS
  • 23.7  HEAD

Module 24: RESTful Statelessness

  • 24.1  Advantage of Statelessness
  • 24.2  Disadvantage of Statelessness

Module 25: RESTful catching

  • 25.1  Cache control header
  • 25.2  Catching best practice

Module 26: RESTful security

  • 26.1  Validate all server inputs
  • 26.2  Use session based authentication
  • 26.3  No pass sensitive data over URL
  • 26.4  Use restricted way of method resource access
  • 26.5  Validate XML and JSON malformations
  • 26.6  Throw Generic error messages

Module 27: JAX-RS: is an application interface

Module 28: Jersey is a framework that implement JAX-RS

  • 28.1  It has annotation to convert java class and method to service

Module 29: Complete steps of RestFul webservice in Eclipse java

  • 29.1  Install Eclipse
  • 29.2  Install tomcat and configure with eclipse/ if necessary
  • 29.3  Download Jersey
  • 29.4  Create a dynamic web project
  • 29.5  Add your annotated java class in Java Resources/src directory
  • 29.6  Configure web.xml accordingly
  • 29.7  Run the project on Tomcat Server/ or export the project to war file at tomcat web service directory
  • 29.8  Access the service on your browser
  • 29.9  Take the URI and test in SOAPUI

Module 30: Architectural difference

Module 31: Complexity and easiness difference

Module 32: Performance wise difference

Module 33: Popularity difference

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