From the course: Java EE 7: Web Services
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- [Kesha] This course was covered in six chapters. The first chapter was important because it introduced Web Services, and the benefits provided by Java Enterprise Edition. The second chapter showed hands-on examples on how to build RESTful APIs using JAX-RS. The third chapter introduced testing RESTful APIs, using the JAX-RS Client API. The fourth chapter demonstrated building SOAP-based Web Services using JAX-WS. The fifth chapter discussed searching, error handling, and testing. The sixth and final chapter discussed documentation, logging, and tracing. This course lays a great foundation for building RESTful APIs, and SOAP-based Web Services. To dig a bit deeper, I would recommend checking out some other courses in our library about Microservices and the Microservices architecture. To further your learning, you can read the official documentation for JSR 339, so let's take a look at that. So, this is the official documentation for the JAVA API for RESTful Web Services. This is the…
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