Web Service Testing using RestAssured Apache HttpClient

Web Service Testing using RestAssured & Apache HttpClient, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 157 lectures, based on 354 reviews, and has 2960 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Web Service Testing using RestAssured & Apache HttpClient

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 157

Number of Published Lectures: 157

Number of Curriculum Items: 157

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 157

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course you will give have great understanding of Restful Services

By the end of this course you will have great understanding of Postman client

By the end of this course you will have great understanding on how to use Apache HttpClient Library

Who Should Attend

This tutorial is designed for Software Professionals, who want to learn the testing of web services.

This course include both manual testing and the automation testing apporach

All the tester, who want to learn the framework development using Apache HttpClient Library

Target Audiences

This tutorial is designed for Software Professionals, who want to learn the testing of web services.

This course include both manual testing and the automation testing apporach

All the tester, who want to learn the framework development using Apache HttpClient Library

RESTful?Web Services are REST architecture based web services. In REST Architecture everything is a resource. RESTful web services are light weight, highly scalable and maintainable and are very commonly used to create APIs for web based applications.

This course will teach you about the testing of Restful Web Services. In this course everything is taught from scratch.

In the first section, I am going to discuss about the basic of restful web services and required concept for this course.

In the next section, we will start with manual testing part of restful web services using Postman client. Which will give you more detail understanding about what we should test. This includes

Concept of HTTP methods (GET,POST,PUT and DELETE)

Creating and sending the request using Postman

Validation of response body and status code

Attaching the custom headers to the request

Validation of response in Json and Xml format

In the next section, I will start with the automation part, discussing about Apache HttpClient library. This includes

Setting up the Maven project for the automation

Creating and sending the HTTP request (GET,POST,PUT and DELETE) from the code

Attaching the custom headers to the request from code

Validation of response body and status from code

Deserialization of response in Json and Xml format

Handling the endpoint secure with SSL

Framework development

By the end of this course, you will have great understanding of restful service and how to automate them using Apache HttpClient library

The course is not limited to following content. In future I will keep adding the new topics to this course.

And source code shown as part of video lecture will be provided for download

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction and Course Material

Lecture 2: Prerequisite

Chapter 2: Enviroment Setup

Lecture 1: Tools Required

Lecture 2: Setting up the jdk 1.8

Lecture 3: Setting up the Tomcat Server

Lecture 4: Setting up the Eclipse

Lecture 5: Setting up the Postman Client

Chapter 3: Course Resource

Lecture 1: [Important] Virtual Machine – Environment Setup

Chapter 4: Basic of RestFul Services

Lecture 1: What is a Web Service

Lecture 2: Request and Response

Lecture 3: What is REST

Lecture 4: HTTP Methods

Lecture 5: Request and Response Format

Chapter 5: Using Postman for Testing

Lecture 1: Deploying the Test Application in Tomcat

Lecture 2: Application Under Test

Lecture 3: Testing the GET end point part – 1

Lecture 4: Testing the POST method

Lecture 5: Testing the GET endpoint part – 2

Lecture 6: Testing the PUT method

Lecture 7: Testing the DELETE end point

Chapter 6: Deep Dive into Code

Lecture 1: Setting up the Maven

Lecture 2: Creating the Maven Project

Lecture 3: Adding the dependency to the Maven Project

Lecture 4: Creating the GET request part – 1

Lecture 5: Creating the GET request part – 2

Lecture 6: Featching the body from GET resquest

Lecture 7: Creating the Framework method for GET

Lecture 8: Creating the Junit for GET request part – 1

Lecture 9: Creating the Junit for GET request part – 2

Lecture 10: Adding the Header to the Request

Lecture 11: Deserialization of JSON reponse

Lecture 12: Creating the POST Request

Lecture 13: Posting the data from File

Lecture 14: Creating the Framework method for POST request

Lecture 15: Creating generic method to support different entity type

Lecture 16: Code optimization for GET and POST request

Lecture 17: Writing the Junit for POST method

Lecture 18: Deserialization of XML response

Lecture 19: Creating the DELTE request

Lecture 20: Framework method for DELETE request

Lecture 21: Writing the Junit for Delete method

Lecture 22: Creating the PUT method

Lecture 23: Creating the Framework method for PUT request

Lecture 24: Writing the Junit for PUT method

Chapter 7: Handling multipart/form-data

Lecture 1: File Upload – Introduction

Lecture 2: File Upload – MultipartEntityBuilder

Lecture 3: Writing the Junit for File Upload endpoint

Chapter 8: Advance Implementation

Lecture 1: Introduction to Authentication part – 1

Lecture 2: Introduction to Authentication part – 2

Lecture 3: Authentication using Postman Client

Lecture 4: Authentication from the Code

Lecture 5: Authorization using HttpClientContext class

Chapter 9: Http Client with SSL

Lecture 1: Introduction to SSL

Lecture 2: Generating the SSL certificate

Lecture 3: Bypassing the certificate validation process

Lecture 4: Writing the GET method for SSL end point

Lecture 5: Creating the framework method for GET and POST with SSL

Lecture 6: Writing the Junit for GET and POST with SSL

Lecture 7: Framework method for PUT and DELETE with SSL

Lecture 8: Writing the Junit for PUT and DELETE with SSL

Chapter 10: Http Async Client

Lecture 1: Introduction to Synchronous and Asynchronous calls

Lecture 2: Creating the Http Async Client

Lecture 3: Writing the GET method using HTTP Async Client

Lecture 4: FutureCallBack<HttpResponse> interface

Lecture 5: Writing the framework method for POST,PUT and DELET with SSL

Lecture 6: Writing the Junit using Http Async Client

Chapter 11: Query Parameter

Lecture 1: Handling Query Parameter from code

Chapter 12: Exporting the framework

Lecture 1: Exporting the framework as a JAR file

Lecture 2: Build the Framework JAR with dependencies

Chapter 13: Source Code

Lecture 1: Framework Code for Download

Chapter 14: Introduction to RestAssured

Lecture 1: Introduction and Course Material

Lecture 2: Setting up the RestAssured Framework

Lecture 3: RestAssured with BDD framework

Lecture 4: Coding Style

Chapter 15: Http GET method using RestAssured

Lecture 1: Writing the GET method

Lecture 2: Handling the Response

Lecture 3: Handling and Validating the response status code

Lecture 4: Setup using the RestAssured enviroment variable

Lecture 5: Creating the GET request with custom headers

Lecture 6: Validating the Response Content

Lecture 7: Validating the list content in Response

Lecture 8: Validating the XML Response

Lecture 9: Validation using XmlPath class

Lecture 10: Validation using JsonPath class

Lecture 11: Handling the Query Parameters

Instructors

Rahul Singh Rathore
Software Developer Engg in Test

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3 stars: 32 votes

4 stars: 123 votes

5 stars: 190 votes

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