Developing RESTful Services Using Java Version 2.0 Training
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Course Description |
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This course shows experienced Java programmers how to build RESTful web
services using the Java API for RESTful Web Services, or JAX-RS. We
develop a clear sense of the key concepts of REST -- ultimately the
thorough and thoughtful use of URLs, HTTP methods, and media types to
design and implement scalable and maintainable enterprise services. Then
we dive into the elegant JAX-RS standard for building RESTful services,
learning how to manage URLs and URL patterns and methods, how to bind
input and control response production, and how to manage HTTP entities
in popular content types such as XML and JSON. From here students
investigate intermediate features including dependency injection, error
handling, and JSR-303 validation, and use Java generics to implement
patterns for common operations over an application's domain classes. We
explore the JAX-RS client API, and filters and interceptors, before
closing with a summary chapter on REST security that includes
implementations of HTTP BASIC security and HMAC signatures.
Course Length: 5 Days
Course Tuition: $2090 (US) |
Prerequisites |
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Strong Java programming skills are essential. Experience with other Java EE standards, especially servlets and JSP, will be very helpful in class, but is not strictly required. |
Course Outline |
Chapter 1. Overview of REST and JAX-RS
Chapter 2. Configuration and Lifecycle
Chapter 3. Dispatching Requests
Chapter 4. Handling Requests
Chapter 5. Producing Responses
Chapter 6. Entity Translation
Chapter 7. Working with XML and JSON
Chapter 8. Dependency Injection
Chapter 9. Validation and Error Handling
Chapter 10. Generic Services
Chapter 11. Working with Databases
Chapter 12. The Client API
Chapter 13. Filters and Interceptors
Chapter 14. Security
Chapter 15. The Java API for XML Binding
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