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About API and WebServices

About the Course What is a Client-Server Architecture?About API and Web Services Quiz: API and Web Services

Introduction to HTTP

What is HTTP?HTTP Methods GET Method POST Method PUT Method DELETE Method Quiz: HTTP Methods HTTP Requests and HTTP Response HTTP Status Codes Quiz: HTTP Status Codes HTTP Headers HTTP Parameters Quiz: HTTP Fundamentals

Introduction to REST API

What is the REST API?REST Architecture Quiz: REST Basics

REST API Automation using Rest Assured

Understanding the Playground - REST What is a Rest Assured Library?Given/When/Then GET Request POST Request PUT Request DELETE Request Quiz: Request Methods JSONPath Library Hamcrest Library Serialization and Deserialization Specification Builder File Uploads File Downloads Basic Authentication Async Requests Proxy Server Settings Quiz: API Automation using REST Assured

Introduction to SOAP API

SOAP Messages and WSDL

SOAP API Automation

Understanding the Playground - SOAP

Creating a SOAP Client Project

SOAP Client for Making Web Service Calls

Sending Requests using SOAP Client

Handling Authentications

Proxy Server Settings

Quiz: SOAP API Automation

Integration Test

Basics of an Integration Test Integration Test - REST Integration Test - SOAP

Allure Reporting

What is Allure?Allure Dependency and Annotations Example - Integrate Allure Report

Manual Testing: REST and SOAP API

Postman: REST API Manual Testing SoapUI: SOAP API Manual Testing

Bonus: API Test Automation Framework

Download the REST API Test Framework Building and Running Tests: REST API Download the SOAP API Test Framework Building and Running tests: SOAP API

Conclusion

Open-Source Tools for API Automation Final remarks

Learn REST and SOAP API Test Automation in Java/

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Quiz: SOAP API Automation

Quiz: SOAP API Automation

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Technical Quiz

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What is marshalSendAndReceive is used for?

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Converting a Java object to JSON and vice-versa and interacting with web services

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Converting a Java object to XML and vice-versa and interacting with web services

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All of the above

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None of the above

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