Java Web Services
Course Updated - I have upgraded the course to use Java Based configuration and use Spring Boot support in CXF.Enjoy.
The ONLY course that covers the SOAP and REST web services Comprehensively.
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Course Updated - I have upgraded the course to use Java Based configuration and use Spring Boot support in CXF.Enjoy.
The ONLY course that covers the SOAP and REST web services Comprehensively.
Course Updated - I have upgraded the course to use Java Based configuration and use Spring Boot support in CXF.Enjoy.
The ONLY course that covers the SOAP and REST web services Comprehensively.
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The pacing of this course is excellent. The lectures are not too long, yet each video has a succinct lesson. Additionally, the instructor is very thorough in going through all aspects of web services. - Niaz Khan
Very nice and helpfull documentation notes that helps to concentrate in subjects. also very clear explanation from scratch. I am very happy with this course. Nice hands on exercises, very understandable from scratch. - Ricardo Flores
Taking this course gives me a deeper understanding on how web services work.. - Melvin Maling
All source code is available for download
Responsive Instructor - All questions answered within 24 hours
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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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Learning objectives
- 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
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- 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
- Show more
- Show less
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Spring Tool Suite Installation
Configure JDK in Spring Tool Suite
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Review important computer science concepts
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Computer Science
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- Review lecture notes from previous computer science courses.
- Practice solving simple coding problems.
- Read introductory textbooks on data structures and algorithms.
Attend industry events and meetups
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Immersing yourself in industry events and meetups will broaden your network, expose you to different perspectives, and provide opportunities for collaboration.
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Networking
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- Research upcoming conferences, meetups, and workshops related to the field.
- Register for events that pique your interest and align with your career goals.
- Actively participate in discussions, ask questions, and engage with professionals.
Complete coding challenges
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Engaging in consistent practice will enhance your problem-solving skills and increase your confidence in coding.
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Coding
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- Register for online coding platforms like HackerRank or LeetCode.
- Start with beginner-level challenges and gradually increase difficulty.
- Set realistic goals and track your progress.
Mentor junior developers
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Mentoring others not only solidifies your own understanding but also exposes you to new perspectives and enhances your communication skills.
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Mentoring
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- Reach out to organizations or platforms that connect mentors with mentees.
- Create your own mentoring program or find a mentee through word-of-mouth.
- Set clear expectations and establish regular communication channels.
- Provide guidance and support to your mentee, sharing your knowledge and experience.
Build a portfolio of your coding projects
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- Identify projects that align with your interests and skill level.
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- Document your projects with clear explanations and code comments.
- Host your projects on platforms like GitHub or GitLab, and share them with potential employers.
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