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The ONLY course that covers the SOAP and REST web services Comprehensively! Join 6,500+ students that are already enrolled! Over 700+ ... FIVE STAR Reviews! #toprated

Sample of the reviews: The course is really informative. This is one of the best courses i have ever taken. The course structure is very well organised . I like the way of explanation and it is so clear that anyone can understand these concepts. The video clarity and the content is awesome. I will definitely recommend this course. - Mabusubhani Shaik In depth coverage of SOAP and Restful web services with hands-on projects. The instructor commitment to teaching web services is very good, that helps a lot of students. Thank you, Bharath!!!! - Abhishek Thanks for this detailed course. You are really helping thousands of software developers. - Rengarajan Kannan

Are you interested in realizing the power of Web Services to bring applications running on various platforms and languages together ,but find the topic a little cryptic. Do you want to build loosely coupled applications which are scalable and reusable but could not find a simple and easy to learn guide? This course will simplify things with concepts and step by step implementations . By the end of it you will: 1. Understand the advantages of Web Services and their building blocks 2. Demystify the complex topics like WSDL and Web Services Design 3. Implement Top Down and Bottom Up Web Services 4. Learn about the various web service standards 5. Learn writing web services consumers and also a quick intro to test your web services using SoapUI 6. Use the WS-Security standard to secure your services 7. Master the REST web services concepts and design 8. Implement and test Secured REST Web Services

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What Will I Learn?
Understand why web services are so popular
Understand the different types of WS Design
Use Apache CXF the Popular WS Stack
Implement Contract First and Code First Web Services
Develop a Web Service Consumer
Secure Web Services using the WS-Security Standard
Implement SOAP Attachments
Master the REST web service concepts and Implementation
Create different types of REST Clients
Secure Rest Services
Handle Errors In REST
Develop Asynchronous Web Services
Jersey REST Quick Start
Spring MVC REST Quick Start
Learn all the important web services interview Questions and Answers
All in short simple and easy steps
Use REST Attachments

Requirements
Eclipse Kepler(or Higher) Java EE IDE for Web Developers.
Apache Tomcat
Java Knowledge

Who is the target audience?
Java Developers
JEE Developers
Students with Java background

Course Outline: 1.Software Setup and Troubleshooting Installing Java,Eclipse and Tomcat Configuring Tomcat In Eclipse Testing Tools Setup Downloading Projects from Lecture Contents Importing and Running Projects Troubleshooting 2.Web Services - The Big Picture Course Introduction Web Services Introduction Web Services Overview SOA and Web Services Web Services and SOA Section Summary 3.XML and XML Schema Definition Crash Course Introduction What is XML? Why XML? When to use XML? What is XSD? When to use XSD? XML Schema Definition Namespaces XML Namespaces XML Schema Hands On Usecase XML Schema Hands On Creating Simple Types XML Schema Simple and Complex Types Controlling the Order Of Elements Controlling the number of Elements XML Schema Element Occurrences and Order Meaning of the elementFormDefault attribute Defining Attributes Section Summary 4.SOAP Web Services Concepts Introduction SOAP Web Services Overview SOAP Web Services Advantages and Disadvantages When to use SOAP Web Services ? SOAP WSDL File Explained WSDL Binding Styles WSDL Quiz Section Summary 5.SOAP Web Services Design and Implementation Introduction SOAP Web Services Design Approaches Section Summary 6.JAX-WS AND JAXB JAX-WS JAX-WS JAXB Introduction Generating Java Classes From XML Schema Marshalling and Unmarshalling JAXWS Summary JAXB Summary 7.Apache CXF Introduction Apache CXF Overview Creating a CXF Web Service Project From Scratch CXF Maven Web Application Project Structure and Components Section Summary 8.Developing Top Down Web Services Usecase WSDL Creation Generating the Stubs Implementing the Web Service Endpoint Publishing the Web Service WS Provider Application Flow WSDL First Web Service Assignment Section Summary 9.Java SOAP Client Introduction Project Setup Generate the stubs Create the Java Client Flow and the Service Provider Mechanism Develop a Web Service Consumer Section Summary 10.Developing Bottom Up Web Services Payment Gateway Legacy Application Use Case The Project Setup Annotating the Beans Step 2 - Annotating the Endpoint Step 3 - Publishing the Endpoint Step 4 - Accessing the WSDL file Create a Code First Web Service Testing Using SoapUI and Application Flow SOAPUI Assignment Section Summary 11.WS Standards Introduction WS Standards Overview User Name Token Profile Authentication Exchanging Files using MTOM Section Summary 12.User Name Token Profile Client Project Setup Code the client CXF Low Level Client API Configure Properties Create a Callback Handler UT in Action 13.JAX-WS Handlers Introduction Two types of JAX-WS handlers JAX-WS Handlers Use Case and Project 4 Steps Create the Handler Class Implement the handleMessage method Extract the Header Configure the Handler The Handler Flow getHeaders Explained Configuring the JAX-WS Way 14.SOAP Faults Introduction Project Configuration Creating a SOAP Fault Create and throw a custom exception 15.REST Web Services Concepts Introduction REST Overview WHY RESTFul ? - The Advantages WHY RESTFul ? When to use RESTFul Web Services? Section Summary 16.RESTFul Design and Implementation Introduction REST Design JAX-RS Project Configuration Maven Dependencies STEPS for Implementing REST Create Method READ Method UPDATE Method DELETE Method Annotate the Resources Annotate the beans @PRODUCES Publish the Endpoint Deploy and Run Testing Using Chrome REST Plugin REST Web Service Implementation 17.Configuring JSON Support Configuring JSON Support REST Java Script JQuery Client 18.REST Sub Resource Mapping Sub Resource Project Configuration Sub Resource Method Implementation Annotate the resource Test Sub Resource Mapping REST Design and Implementation Summary 19.REST Error Handling Introduction Rest Standard Error Handling REST Exception Handling Section Summary 20.JAX-RS Cient API - Creating Java REST Clients Introduction Using the GET Request Using a PUT Request Using a POST Request Cleaning UP Assignment Section Summary 21.JAX-RS Injection Introduction Project Context and Configuration Injecting HTTP Query Parameters Injecting HTML Form Parameters Injecting a HTTP Header Injecting Multiple HTTP Headers Injecting Cookies Section Summary 22.Asynchronous REST Introduction Introduction Creating a Asynchronous REST Provider Async Provider Publishing the Service Creating a Asynchronous Client Async Client Async Provider Error Handling Async Client Error Handling Using the Client Callbacks Futures vs Callbacks Section Summary 23.Securing REST Web Services HTTP Basic Authentication 24.REST and Spring Security Introduction Project Setup Implementing REST Resources Publishing the Endpoint Test REST Spring Security Introduction Spring Security Add the filter to Web.xml Configure Spring Security Annotate the Resources Testing Security Creating a Exception Mapper Summary and Flow Section Summary 25.OAuth Concepts What is OAuth What is OAuth Why , When and When Not to Use OAuth OAuth Workflow - How OAuth Workflow - How OAuth Google Play Ground Section Summary 26.REST Attachments Introduction Method and URI Design Project Configuration Implement the Upload Method Upload a Attachment Implement the download method Download a Attachment JAX-RS Upload Client 27.Jersey Quick Start Introduction Project Configuration Creating a REST Resource Creating a REST Client 28.REST Using Spring MVC Quick Start Introduction Spring MVC Flow Project Configuration Hello Spring REST Returning JSON Response 29.Interview Help and Wrap Up SOAP VS REST Final QUIZ Interview Questions (Updated Frequently) Slides used in the course Please leave a rating My Other Courses and Discounts 30.Extras JSON Introduction JSON Hands On JSON Parsing 31.WSDL Creation Usecase Create the WSDL Define Schema Types Get Orders Request and Response Create Order Request and Response The Four Elements Define Messages Define Operations Define Binding Define Service Resolve Errors 32.Database CRUD using REST Usecase Project and pom.xml Create the data access layer Implement Create Update and Delete Methods Implement the find method Wire the DAO Beans Create the REST Interface Annotate the beans Implement the REST Service Implement the READ Method Wire the beans web.xml Deploy the application Test Read and Create Test Update and Delete

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