JOIN REST API COURSE IN TOP INSTITUTE OF BANGALORE IN INDIA

What is Rest API? REST stands for Representational State Transfer. (It is sometimes spelled "ReST"). REST is an architecture style for designing networked applications. Asit’s Rest API: Asit offers Rest API just for Rs. The course provides a down-to-earth approach for explaining introduction and techniques for implementing specific web technologies Target audience: Manual Testers who want to Learn Webservices Testing Functional Automation Testers to extend their scripting on webservices Penetration Testers to understand Security flaws You learn: How to develop and consume RESTful services. The principals and best practices for developing REST services and why you might want to use RESTful services instead of SOAP services. To build REST services using the Microsoft ASP.NET Web API framework The course covers: •What are the Webservices •How to Test the Webservices using Soap UI •Groovy Scripitng Concepts •How to Automate the Webservices Testcases in Soap UI with Groovy •Differences between Soap UI and Soap UI Pro •Soap UI Pro Features •What are Rest API •Testing Resting API •Security Testing with Soap UI •DataBase Testing with Soap UI •Soap UI Integration with Eclipse •How to Mock the webservices Why Rest? •Build on top of the standard and proven HTTP protocol •Broad reach as every programming stack, from smart phone to mainframe, has support for HTTP •Clients can request XML, JSON, or a different format depending on their capabilities and preferences •HTTP caching as well as stateless services result in a very scalable architecture •Uses proven for HTTP security confidentiality and authentication Course highlights: •Gain understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of REST services and architecture •Understand how the HTTP standard is used in REST services •Discover which services are best suited as RESTful services and which are better implemented as SOAP services •Learn how to implement REST services using the Microsoft ASP.NET Web API framework. •Learn How to consume REST services, both in smart clients as well as browser based clients