Build RESTful application with simplified approach to Expose and Test
Creating REST services has been a need in most of the organization with clients being a Web or Mobile app consuming the same set of services. In this session, learn how to create RESTful services using Eclipse, that caters to different clients. Exposing the services is as important as building them. Understand how to make your service discoverable in an efficient manner across cross functional teams, users along with an ability to test it in much simplified manner using Swagger APIs.
Outline/Structure of the Talk
Breaking into sections
- Introduction to REST
- JAX-RS overview
- Understand concepts for building RESTful application using Jersey/Apache Wink
- Expose and Test APIs using SWAGGER
Learning Outcome
Folks will learn
- How to build REST services
- How to expose services in simplest manner
- Testing REST service in an efficient way
Target Audience
One would want to build REST services, expose thier services, test the REST services in an efficient manner
Links
Co author for http://rpeactual.com/
Sessions at IBM InterConnect
Jazz dot net blog
schedule Submitted 4 years ago
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