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Java Web Services Part 2 - SOAP and REST Security

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Overview

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Master advanced web services concepts and implement them in easy steps

What you'll learn:
  • Develop a simple SOAP service and client
  • Learn what WS Security is
  • Master the four security concepts - Authentication Confidentiality Integrity and Non Repudiation
  • Implement SOAP Web Services security using Apache CXF and WSS4J
  • Implement Username Token Profile authentication on client and the provider
  • Understand Encryption and Decryption
  • Learn how to use the java keytool
  • Generate and use keys/certificates
  • Implement Encryption and Decryption
  • Sign the SOAP messages and ensure message integrity
  • Enable Timestamps to prevent replay attacks
  • And much more in the future on this agile style and incremental course


The ONLY Course That Covers SOAP and REST Web Services Security Comprehensively!

What Students Are Saying

“Straight to the point. I was looking for an alternative to Axis2/Rampart for SOAP WS-Security, and I’m glad I found this course. As a nice bonus (for me at least), this course also covers REST security.”

“I have completed both the Web Services courses by Bharath. They are extremely knowledgeable and provide real-world experience. I was able to use the same examples in my company. Now I am planning to take the Create REST APIs using Spring Data REST course by Bharath. Friends, go for the course—you won’t regret it!”
— Vivek Kumar Gupta

“Awesome! Completed up to Encryption & Decryption. Clear explanation. So far, so good.”
— Brady Adams

What You’ll Get

  • All source code available for download

  • Responsive instructor — all questions answered within 24 hours

  • Professional-quality video and audio recordings (check the free preview lectures)

This course is a continuation of my Java Web Services course, one of the most popular Java Web Services courses on Udemy.

If you’re interested in learning and implementing advanced Web Services concepts such as Security, this course is for you.

This is an evolving course, and new topics such as OAuth, Asynchronous Communication, and other advanced Web Services concepts will continue to be added.

What You’ll Learn

Do you want to master the four key security areas and secure your SOAP Web Services?

This course simplifies the concepts through clear explanations and step-by-step implementations. By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  1. Understand the four key security areas.

  2. Use the WS-Security standard to secure your services.

  3. Implement Authentication.

  4. Understand encryption and why it is essential.

  5. Generate security key pairs using the Java Keytool.

  6. Implement Encryption and Decryption on both the Web Service client and provider.

  7. Learn what SOAP message signing is, why it is needed, and how to implement it.

  8. Prevent replay attacks by enabling Timestamps.

  9. Learn additional advanced SOAP and REST Web Services topics as they are added to the course.


Syllabus

  • Start Here
  • SOAP Web Service Creation
  • SOAP Web Service Client Creation
  • SOAP WS Standards Concepts
  • WS Security - Authentication
  • Encryption and Decryption Concepts
  • WS Security - Confidentiality(Encryption/Decryption)
  • WS Security - Integrity (Signatures)
  • WS Security - Non Repudiation (Timestamp)
  • Securing parts of the message
  • Swagger Quick Start
  • OAUTH Concepts and Setup
  • Configure Authorization Server
  • Configure Resource Server
  • Wrap Up

Taught by

Bharath Thippireddy

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