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DEMO - Advanced JAX-RS
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| This course covers more advanced concepts of 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. This course covers: 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 The Application Class Learn how to setup a JAX-RS application in an environment-agnostic way using the Application class. Deploy a REST API web application on Tomcat without a servlet.xml. Introduction Tomcat Setup Setting up pom.xml Setting up a JAX RS application The Application Class Review JAX-RS Extensions JAX-RS provides several ways to extend and customize the framework when building a REST application. You can create your own custom converters to handle data type conversions, as well as create custom readers and writers to work with the message body content. Resource Life Cycle Param Annotations and Member Variables ParamConverters Implementing Custom ParamConverters ParamConverters Review MessageBodyReaders and MessageBodyWriters Implementing a MessageBodyWriter Custom Media Types Unit Review JAX-RS Client Learn how to implement a client application using the JAX-RS client API. Make GET and POST API calls, configure your requests and implement Invocations. JAX-RS Client Writing a JAX-RS Client Client Code Explained Step By Step Some Best Practices Making a POST request Creating Invocations Handling Generic Types Unit Review REST API Authentication Learn how to implement authentication in your REST APIs. Learn how to create filters in JAX-RS and implement an Authentication filter that does Basic Auth. Unit Introduction Implementing Filters REST API Authentication Mechanisms Sending Basic Auth Requests Implementing REST API Authorization Unit Review Wrapping Up Let's wrap up the course with a few miscellaneous topics - some more details on Filters and interceptors and understanding how JAX-RS works with EJBs. Filters And Interceptors JAX-RS and EJBs Conclusion | ||||
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