Web Services
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Enterprise Java
File down – and uploads in RESTful web services
Usually we use standard data exchange formats like JSON or XML with REST web services. However, many REST services have…
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Enterprise Java
RESTful services with HATEOAS: Hypermedia, Optional Or Not?
1. Introduction In this last, conclusive part of the tutorial we are going to compile our thoughts, what we have…
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Enterprise Java
Why use Cloud Computing? Advantages and Disadvantages
Cloud Computing has been a buzz word in the IT world from the last few years. When it first appeared,…
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Enterprise Java
Consuming JSON based REST Web Service in ADF 12.2.1.3
Previously I have posted about consuming ADF BC based REST Web Service in ADF. Now, this post talks about consuming…
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Enterprise Java
Web Services Interview Questions and Answers
In this post we cover almost every portion of the concept of Web services that you need to be familiar…
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Enterprise Java
Mocking SecurityContext in Jersey Tests
Jersey has a great possibility to write integration test for REST-APIs, written with Jersey. Just extend the class JerseyTest and…
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Enterprise Java
Jersey Web Service Hello World Example in Java
After Restlet, Jersey is another popular open source framework to create RESTful web services in Java. Jersey conforms JAX-RS specification and actually…
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Software Development
SOAP Web Services
What is SOAP according to W3C Definition “SOAP is a lightweight protocol intended for exchanging structured information in a decentralised,…
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Software Development
Web Services Top-down development
In top-down development, both client-side and server-side developers use WSDL (the top) to produce the artifacts (the bottom) necessary for…
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