IIB-Training
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Module--6
Rest web services
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1) Overview of Rest webservice.
2) HTTP status code range and their meaning.
3) Nodes to implement a Rest Web service.
4) what is swagger.?
5) Approach to use swagger and its basic structure
6) what is the diffrence between swagger and openAPI.?
7) Creating Rest Application using Swagger/OpenAPI3.0
8) Steps for enabling HTTPS.
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Rest is not a [Link] is kind of state tranfer
we are not bound to use date format.
we can use soap xml as well that also work fine.
-> REST is a guidline to build a performant and scalable systemon web.
-> Webservice that adopt REST Principal are REST webservice.
-> REST is an architectural style whereas Restful is an implementation.
-> REST is not a HTTP or PROTOCOL.
-> REST was first introduced by ROY Feilding in 2000.
-> Protocol for REST is HTTP(s).REST stands for Represenatational State Transfer.
-> Two states for resources can be 1) Application state 2) Resource state.
Diffrent Http node to create a Rest webservice.
HTTP Input node.
> Use the HttpInput node to receive an Http message from Http client for processing
by a message flow.
> if you include HttpInput node you must include HttpReply node as well.
> The nodes create unique identifier for the input message and stores it as a
binary array of 24 bytes
in the local environment tree at
[Link].
This value is used by HTTPReply node, therefore you must not modify it.
> HTTP messages are always non-persistent,and have no associated order.
HTTP Request node :
> Use HTTPRequest node to interact with a service.
> The HttpRequest node can be used in any message flow that must send an Http
request.
The most common example is a message flow that calls a web service.