Kesha Williams explains how to implement SOAP clients.
- [Instructor] Now, we are ready to create a client…that accesses the application service web service.…The application client class is a standalone…application client that accesses the getAll method…of application service.…At this point in the learning,…the getAll method simply returns…the hard coded string Hello World.…We'll change that a bit later.…Without using any special tools,…you can create a Java web service client…to test this service.…Another option to create a web service client…would be to use the wsimport tool.…
The wsimport tool is bundled with the JDK…and parses the published WSDL file…and generates the necessary stub client files…that can be used to access…the application service web service.…The wsimport tool can be executed from the command line…using this command.…Let's review the code for the client…that will test our web service.…I've opened the project in IntelliJ,…and I've navigated to the ApplicationClient.java file.…So let's look at this.…
On line 12 we are defining the URL to the WSDL document.…
Author
Kesha Williams
Released
1/18/2019- Comparing when to use JAX-WS vs. JAX-RS
- Using JAX-RS annotations
- Accessing REST resources with JAX-RS
- Creating JAX-WS endpoints
- Writing RESTful services using JAX-RS
- Reading, writing, updating, and deleting data via endpoints
- Mapping to entities
- Error handling
- Testing web services
- Securing Java EE web services
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Understanding Web Services
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Web services overview4m 20s
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Why use Java EE?1m 53s
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Decide which service to use1m 27s
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2. Building RESTful Web Services with JAX-RS
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Understand REST services3m 6s
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Use JAX-RS annotations4m 31s
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Map to entities3m 42s
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Extract request parameters3m 13s
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Use HTTP GET4m 20s
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Use HTTP POST2m 39s
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Use HTTP PUT2m 8s
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Use HTTP DELETE2m 5s
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3. Accessing REST Resources with the JAX-RS Client API
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Use the JAX-RS Client API4m 28s
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Use advanced features2m 7s
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4. Building SOAP Web Services with JAX-WS
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Understand SOAP services1m 29s
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Create a JAX-WS endpoint4m 55s
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Create data via an endpoint2m 24s
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Map to entities with JAXB3m 50s
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5. Searching, Error Handling, and Testing in Web Services
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Search in web services4m 56s
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Incorporate error handling3m 45s
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Test web services2m 45s
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6. Documentation, Logging, and Tracing
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Document web services1m 36s
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Secure web services4m 48s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 51s
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