REST Vs SOAP - What is the difference? | Tech Primers

[@thinker5270]

Thanks for the video. this is very helpful

[@JD-hq1kn]

Use a SOAP while you REST on your bath-tub.

[@turbocharge2512]

I was looking for soap Video for my bath room , what kind of soap is this ?

[@pavloschioni9334]

hahaha man, u made my day!

[@shinjillll2213]

how it becomes a joke .. haha

[@shaadiforall6417]

Come out of your bathroom, concentrate on video you will understand.

[@j.godfrid680]

hahahhaha real laugh...!

[@srinathrachapudi]

Software engineers use this soap without rest

[@dhirajchandra8120]

In 5th point you wrote rest uses only http but the fact is rest can use any stateless communication protocol and http is one of them.

[@atift5465]

Very nice explanations, good job!

[@gowthamanv8740]

Thank you. Crystal clear Explanation 👌

[@virajnakhawa626]

Dude clear the things man!

[@hifromspace]

Good explanation. Thanks.

[@ayyappabudihal291]

I saw was amazing content here... Can we see new things which are evolved in Springboot in upcoming days

[@1CosmicKey]

Good job! Thank you.

[@christophersanders7483]

Great video as always You are the best

[@pawanjinger747]

i think Level -2 is about HTTP verbs like GET, POST etc, we can not say it is verbose. You should explain about this in level 2.

[@valdanioestevaoalberto6887]

good explanation

[@sulabhawalavalkar3654]

just reading martin fowlers article, we can read it too!!

[@thoeer913]

Yeah... he doesn't know what he is talking about. He is simply reading from the differences. I expected more.

[@akularajesh2810]

kindly create videos on apache cxf ws

[@ujjawalx7460]

wsdl is just a contract right , exposing what the service method's parameters contain and the return type is. But the actual message for transfer is in xml format in case of Soap. But in rest it can be in xml or json also . Let me know if my understanding is correct.

[@TechPrimers]

Yes. correct

[@PedroHenrique-sw9nv]

tx bro

[@TRX2015]

Great explanation video. thank you.

[@TechPrimers]

+TRX2015 My pleasure. Glad that was helpful

[@santhosh285]

Thank you so much for valuable session. Can you please make a video on Difference between SOAP Webservice vs Restfull webservice vs Microservice.

[@karel8y]

you can do some research on the internet on this and then contribute yourself by making a video on it

[@RahulBansal14]

rest can run over smtp as well

[@arulmanian1091]

Soap is a communication protocol and Rest a api. The table in video list (1), both as protocol and then (5), soap use http etc - rest use http only.

[@abhisheknair2857]

Does rest work over http purely ? For example if I curl (get) an ftp url ... The response is seen.. please correct me if I'm wrong..

[@TechPrimers]

yes abhishek. you are right

[@ziadfawzi]

Thank you.

[@davidzero7024]

What do you mean by ceremonies? 4:16

[@edwinG650]

I’m supposed to make a C# WCF web service that’s RESTful with JSON. But WCF is SOAP based? I just wanna work on my app already but all this middle tier stuff is driving me nuts.

[@sajansjoseph]

Use web api

[@ammar1328]

REST is used while in sleep SOAP is used while in bath

[@natty55555]

SOAP is just a special case of REST

[@sushmakurdekar8370]

Hi , can we get the ip address of the client in the soap web project

[@SeasoningAngels]

thank u

[@Tamarindgyal]

What level of training should a business person have on these protocols to be prepared for the future?

[@TechPrimers]

I would say high level understanding of what are they, why they are used and when they are used should be a good start

[@gurpreetapej]

man ! what you are explaining by reading we can also do that .. lol ! how you got 2.6 K like ? i am amazed

[@punjaniharsh6217]

How we identify from API end point is soap or rest?

[@SarojKumar-lb5gs]

SO are you saying SOAP is more secure than REST. Then it will be difficult to implement REST in some projects where security can not be fragile like Banking Application.

[@2011sandeepraj]

Not true. We use REST for everything from Foreign Government related software where security of data is of utmost importance

[@thheonmnaisx]

REST you have to encrypt the data yourself. REST assumes you want the data to be public.

[@Nadayulu]

I am sorry but it is really hard to understand with your accent. And it was too fast. I would love a little bit more in-depth explanation of the concepts, tips or tricks of Rest vs soap. It is obvious that when someone is asking the difference between REST and Soap, that they are relatively new to the programming scene. with that in mind, like what is WSDL? what do you mean by SMTP or FTP?

[@thheonmnaisx]

SMTP and FTP are protocols. SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, it is an email transmission standard and is a TCP/IP protocol. It's main use is for sending email. If you are going to check that out then you might as well check out others like the difference between POP and IMAP. POP stands for Post Office Protocol, it too is used for receiving email but the most critical thing about it is that it is not stored on a server so when the person gets the transmission or email on that device it is only on that device(s) meaning if you delete it from that device you can't go retrieve it from a server. Once you open it, it is up to you to store it or keep a copy of it somewhere. IMAP fixes that, IMAP is called internet message access protocol. It is another internet standard protocol that retrieves email over TCP/IP. If you know about TCP/IP then you know the main advantage is to make sure there was proper delivery. IMAP stores a copy locally on your device of that email so you can log in on any computer or email capable device to view your emails because it'ssaved on a server and only a copy is sent over to you. POP uses UDP so there is no checking. UDP is a fire and forget protocol or a pray and hope it got to its destonation kind of protocol. If you don't know about TCP or UDP then you need to check out the OSI model. As you can see the reason he didn't fully explain everything is because if you are watching this video then there are other things you are expected to know beforehand. That is how learning to become an engineer, troubleshooter, etc is. You can't just jump into the middle of something such as core data and expect to come out with a great deal of understanding. If anything the best you can do with this video is take some notes and put the pieces together as you are learning. I go back to watch videos like this to jog my memory for reference or click on new ones to see how well things are explained as almost no one video will likely explain everything about anything unless it were an hour long or more. Some individual things like SMTP, POP3, IMAP, and certain concepts like object oriented programming, abstraction, encapsulation, and inheritance can be explained in much less than an hour but to put everything together in a grand explanation will definitely take more than an hour, and by video since you have to have images, etc then it will definitely take longer, and even longer for the person making it. Oh yeah FTP stands for File Transmission protocol or file transfer protocol. There are different types of FTP. It is based on client server architecture. Also I'm not saying he did a good job in this video, I'm just saying it also wasn't exactly awful.

[@fordfiveohh]

To me , I don't care . Both are http that are sent and received . Both need to be parsed . Json is easy to deal with using JavaScript though . It's ideal.

[@aniketrane]

I agree with you. All the while I am wondering why is so much of fuss about Json and REST. Ultimately is just a way to communicate. Looks like marketing arms of IT firms have created this big bubble around JSON/REST/API.

[@fordfiveohh]

@@aniketrane for really high performing systems.... Json is smaller than soap... So it probably adds a minor performance boost. I have a soap service that's really fast , however .... Don't be stupid and things will be fast, lol.

[@ma119107]

Can soap transfer over https?

[@jonasg4611]

Yes, basically every Protocol in the OSI-Layer 7

[@ramanmahapatra1514]

You need to be more patient while explaining technical concepts

[@wenkang60]

The 7th ,why ?

[@SouthysFishing]

Sorry but there is a weird noise in this video, very high pitched, I cannot listen :(

[@b2Samaritan]

I was expecting a demo... :(

[@bunderland]

old companies just use SOAP?

[@sunsshine]

rushed through not explained properly

[@thheonmnaisx]

The video only claimed to compare and list the differences, which was done. True it may be rushed or not explained well but that's exactly how most short comparisons are. List 4 or so things that makes them different then give little bits of information here and there because you can't explain everything in 1 video without it being extremely long. Plus starting out with SOAP and REST in any tutorial assumes you have prior knowledge of other thibgs such as the OSI model, TCP/IP, UDP, SMTP, POP, IMAP, client/server, Database/DBMS, SQL, HTML, CSS, etc that are each in the video. If you already have a lot of knowledge and just want to brush up on the differences then this is a decent video imo.

[@shauryaverma8780]

Yaar content dekh ke to hum bhi padh lengy. Samjao to kuch...

[@Ravikumar-gj6qw]

Rest is not a protocol

[@dhanushshetty7840]

Didn't understand anything

[@hasanaskari7850]

i'm sure you have the content but it's so difficult to understand given the combination of the no structure, speedy and poorly worded transitions, needless "okay" "right" (no confirmation needed this is not a conversation) and finally you reduce and increase the pitch of your voice so randomly that it's extremely difficult to follow.

[@pavankumars9313]

Give explanation only on major points. Not interested to listen story

[@mattmccarthy9839]

Pavan Kumar S Then find another video. This video was good.

[@randomnet_tv]

Poor tutorial

[@santhosh285]

Can you please share best tutorial Link

[@neetigupta5468]

too fast

[@thoeer913]

I don't think you understand what you are saying. You are just giving full-forms and repeating what it is written in there. Dude first understand what you are saying before making the videos. The request and response on REST API have headers as well.

[@apurva1589]

Not explanatory !

[@thheonmnaisx]

He only was supposed to explain the differences between the two. Which was done. Anyone trying to learn SOAP and REST should have prior background knowledge on various other things. The video would be far too long to bring you up to pace with everything from OSI model, TCP, UDP, Client/Server, HTML, CSS, database/DBMS, SQL, etc.

[@german4018]

i like your accent, bro

[@anil2365]

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[@anil2365]

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[@Remi1115]

Intro is way too load

[@diwakar.singh_official]

Not a good explanation

[@devendramishra5872]

Dislike

[@pier_premier]

Why, God^ Please, tell the Indians that there are a lot of other occupations except coding and IT in general!!!

[@carrasco30g]

That should be ilegal... Indian put video in english on the internet.. put in your language and add Subtitles.. Terrible.

[@GuilhermeTrojan]

não é culpa dele se seu inglês é ruim

[@thheonmnaisx]

What? You do know most of the programming world speaks english right? Because most of the tech community has to communicate with each other and a lot of things were originally built by english speskers is why. The creators of C, C++, Java, Linux, etc are all english speakers so it's kind of hard to refer to things when most of it is in English. It would be somewhat confusing switching back and forth from another language to English. Our staff around the world all speak English for pretty much this reason alone unlike other companies that have an American Branch, Korean Branch, Japanese Branch, etc that have translatids and go betweens to get approvals and such. It's much faster and easier company wise when everyone (no matter where you hire them in the world) speaks English for things made in the English language. Some speak so well at English they still have their accent but you'd think they lived or grew up in an entirely English speaking country such as the United States of America. Sure there are some words that have been accomodated in various languages but there are still many that haven't and likely aren't ever going to be now that they've been out for so long and now people have built muscle memory for what it is in English. As you can probably tell I work with a lot of foreign individuals, it's not not always easy but I do notice over the years how various people I work with have made improvements in their english and it's mainly because of their career path. Not many careers put you in situations that make you become better at another language other than being a translator.

[@kimfucku8074]

Would I even care about SOAP anymore?

[@kalleidoskop2]

no

[@thheonmnaisx]

It depends. You have to weigh the pros and cons of what you need it for depending on the project requirements. I've used both on different projects. I prefer REST because it's easier and less work but SOAP you have to have a lot more background knowledge and information and it's not as copy paste and you have to put things in a particular order, the syntax is different from languages like C or the basic object oriented languages but other more basic languages are more similar in syntax such as HTML.

[@dimitartsvetkov5455]

REST is not a protocol