Java Web Services (SOAP + JAX-RS+REST API With JAX-RS)

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Created by Kousik Khatri
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What you'll learn

You will be writing a web service application, deploying, running and testing it on Glassfish
You will write a sample RESTful web service from scratch, design the APIs, implement it using Jersey and run it on Tomcat.
You will also implement framework extensions like converters, message readers and writers.
Understanding what web services are
Writing a web service client
Writing a web service endpoint
Understanding the various components of a WSDL
Using JAX-WS annotations to write code that handles web service requests
Understanding REST
Learning how to design a REST API
Building a sample social media API
Writing code using Jersey and deploying using Tomcat
Bootstrapping JAX-RS applications with Application class
Understanding resource life cycles
Implementing ParamConverters, MessageBodyReaders and MessageBodyWriters
Building a REST API client in Java using JAX-RS
Implementing REST API Authentication

Description

SOAP Web Services:

Using the JAX-WS standard specification. You will learn what SOAP web services are and how to write them. You will be writing a web service application, deploying, running and testing it on Glassfish. You will also learn to consume SOAP web services

JAX-RS.:

You will learn some important concepts related to resource life cycle, authentication and client APIs. You will also implement framework extensions like converters, message readers and writers.

RESTful Web Services using the JAX-RS :

You will learn what RESTful web services are and how to write them. You will write a sample RESTful web service from scratch, design the APIs, implement it using Jersey and run it on Tomcat.

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