SOAP Web Services 02 - Web Service Jargon

[@latedeveloper7836]

So incredibly helpful - thank you. My notes below in case of help to others (PS that summary was excellent!) : 0:18 Scenario for writing an implementation of a Java class to share with others 0:38 Interface is one way to share this Implementation (Impl) as a contract 1:23 Sharing the details of the Impl with a consumer 2:30 Technology to share must be independent 3:00 Solution to the above problem: XML 3:12 Share the web service contract as an XML document, a WSDL ('whizz-dull') 3:35 A WSDL contains the contract for your web service, which should be shared with the consumers of the service 4:12 Contents of a WSDL somewhat similar to an Interface (contains methods, arguments, return types) 5:00 Example of writing a client application 5:15 How to get the information of a WSDL - UDDI (Universal Description Discovery and Integration). Like the Yellow Pages for your web service. It is a regsitry that lets others consume the service and get information from it. 6:30 UDDI - not that popular but still used 7:00 Client app 8:05 Exchanging data between client application and web service - in a language-neutral format, XML 8:35 Sending data back and forth must be in XML, which is more of a protocol 9:25 the XML protocol for this is SOAP 10:10 Summary of progress so far in example 10:22 Conversion of a Java object to a SOAP message, using an intermediary class 10:50 Notes on conversion, as done by a Service Endpoint Interface (SEI) 11:20 How web Service endpoint works - provides the service 11:30 SEI functions and how it works - an interface at your client application to the SEI which translates the Web Service call to a SOAP message, meaning the other entity can understand the message 11:45 SEI class can be generated for us 12:00 Benefit of generating the SEI means client application can call a method from it and not worry about implementing other details 12:40 How SEIs might work in C++, too 13:10 Summary and recap

[@bernardoramirez1759]

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[@mustafak.9347]

A brilliant teacher. An outstanding communicator. Wow! Just wish I heard of you earlier. For years I struggled to understand Web Services and SOAP and you have so effortlessly explained it. So grateful to you.

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Yeah I wish the theachers at my university were like him

[@picklerick715]

This video was posted in 2013 but today in 2022 after 9 years, I watched your video and understood what SOAP is. Thank you for explaining it so well!

[@carlosbriceno9871]

A question: Is this course outdated or is still relevant in 2023?

[@Lullurluli]

Still relevant

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[@deathmetalphysicist]

I love when teachers tell you what acronyms actually stand for. This is often neglected but it helps so much!

[@rickyru4942]

Great! So easy to understand with your video. WSDL is the 'interface' telling what methods(data type, arguments...) the server expose/publish. SOAP is the universal language between client/server code. SEI is the translator.

[@kumarabhishek7877]

undoubtedly you are the best. The best part of your tutorials are you only share intro about things which are not required at present and move on.so that we are focused on main topic.

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Excellent presentation.. You are the best online teacher.. I have ever seen.. Eagerly waiting for your REST webservice tutorial.

[@markmckenna6351]

Very clear and concise explanations. You couldn't wish for better. Keep up the good work!

[@Mumma90]

Good videos. They cleared up some things i found pretty hard to get my head around. Cheers!

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Really appreciate the way it is explained. Very easily understandable for non java guy also.

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[@yashwanthyerra2820]

1.wsdl(web service description language)-standard format file acts as an interface to share the contract of implementation of webservice to client 2.uddi(universal description discovery integration) - a registry/repository which registers/hoists data with webservices so that client can get wsdl for particular webservice by querying it(basically these are like yellow pages). 3.soap(simple object access protocol)-protocol which is used to exchange data along with service between client and web service using standardized format(xml) which can be understood by all components. 3.sei(service endpoint interface) - an interface which translates the data of client application dependent language to standardixed format xml (soap messages) at the endpoint of webservice which resides in client application.so that irrespective of client technology it will call webservices by acting as an interface to the webservices endpoint

[@KDtheReal440]

Well taught, thank you. You make soap services easier to understand.

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[@wmann64]

This looks like a really good and interesting series to watch. Can't wait to see more.

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Thanks for the video man.. You made my learning easier.. I want to appreciate your open source work and i want to you have success in your life... Thanks man.

[@yniranjanmca]

Awesome video about WSDL, UDDI, SOAP and SEI. Keep it up.

[@shekharprasad1767]

Most amazing and flawless teaching

[@killlion]

This is THE best training for a beginner. Thank you very much!

[@rawutagoudabiradar4196]

Hats off to You Boss.. Very Nice Explanation ..

[@Onduty682]

Waited for it since previously posted tutorial. Thank you very much.

[@msengan]

Very good explanation on the web services. Thank you.

[@utkarshpatel4218]

Much better explanation than any proprietary tutorials website such as lynda.com

[@TheDonofthedark]

clear each and every concept. great efforts. thankyou

[@BorgyManotoyOnline]

Very easy to understand! Thanks koushik :)

[@pratyaydas7181]

Very usefull.......... Thanksa lot... you are really a very good teacher...thanks again

[@martinrodriguez7401]

Thank you very much; it is very clear and easy to understand...

[@mohamadalhamid287]

Thanks for this lesson, but i have question when the send SOUP protocol from sender to receiver we are send the WSDL also with the SOUP protocol?

[@techyakshay6868]

u r great sir ,i Love your way of teaching

[@nafissahassan3016]

Very good information, thank you so much for creating this series :)

[@hiooka]

I'm very new to these topics. I just wanted to know the context of an API in a web service. I don't quite understand this term " Exposed API"? I will greatly appreciate your help.

[@saeedansari6627]

hiooka It simply means an interface of Web Service that is known and you can make a call to that web service using its interface. If a web service has operations A and B, then the interface of that web service exposes these operations to the clients to call them.

[@xli3046]

hiooka to complete what Saeed Ansari has said, for me, and exposed API could also be a URL that you can use to retrieve info in a certain format like XML or JSON. Just like to type an URL into the adresse bar of your browser, but instead, a Web Service API doesn't return a HTML page but only the business data.

[@ravidigambariah3036]

Great job, you are so good at teaching

[@AnilkumarMadamala]

Thanks for posting this video series. Very useful.

[@bior87]

A very clear explanation, thank you

[@AndresGarcia-nk2wd]

I couldn't help but smile when you pronounced WSDL 😃, great video though!

[@fec725]

Clear tutorial Sir.. Thank you so much

[@SanS-jo6di]

Thanks a lot... eagerly waiting for your next set of tutorials... thanks again

[@amarquality182]

Great tutorial series. If Wisdle=WSDL then Udi=UDDI.

[@sri8264]

You really are awesome Kaushik! you know that?

[@MsPopsingh]

Very nice Explanation it really Awesome thank for this....

[@djremixmusic6598]

I have 2 questions: 1. What is the difference between WSDL and SOAP? 2. Client server need a SEI so does the Webservice server also need a SEI?

[@DynamoTk]

This is great. Really good explanation.

[@monsterhuntergo]

Still solid gold. Hope can also create another tutorial SOAP using Springboot? Thanks so much my fave sensei- Kaushik.

[@balajichakilam]

This is awesome. thanks. Can you please mention the tool that you used as the editor to explain these - i mean the one that you are using as a notepad

[@ilovepishang]

so, is the following sentence correct? WSDL is interface for web services, since interface only works for native application?

[@amahonours9324]

Thanks for the video, but my OOP concepts are still a bit confused. What is a consumer and implementation class? Thanks

[@user-nn8eu9hc9r]

Implementation class is nothing but our Web Service. And consumer class is a class which is going to call/use/consume that web service.

[@sr5726]

thank you for sharing, Where is UDDI and how to search it for services?

[@AruneshSrivastava]

is there any SEI at the other end also to convert xml(SOAP) into the other technology specific code which is used at the other end. by the way great explanation :) .

[@lubhit]

Very well explained. Can you please tell me which software do you use to show your drawings. Alongwith your explanations, the software is doing a great job too.

[@polyglotinc]

Can these be made available somewhere in HTML5 video format(s) in addition to these KZbin videos? KZbin can't playback at faster than normal speed but browser HTML5 video players can.

[@zaaboulla82]

Thanks, I wanted to understand what endpoint means in web service terminology.

[@psanjayvarma]

Amazing tutorial. Clear and precise.

[@venkatkotha3530]

is sei built-in , or we need to develop ?

[@sivar4300]

Very good explanation....Like it :)

[@najlah6756]

very helpful . thanks for sharing

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Great Explanation Sir ... !!! thank you

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Very good Explanation..

[@RaghavendranRaman]

Dude, that's what you learned from this 15 mins video??!! Awesome! :\

[@jithinantony]

It was very helpful for me.. thank you.

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You are awesome, Koushik!!!

[@ghanishsingla8270]

Very well explained. Thanks.

[@eamonnca1]

Very informative. Thanks for posting.

[@PremChand-sb3vq]

Thanks alot for your awesome explanation!!

[@mohankavali2660]

Thanks, Superb Explanation

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very good explanation

[@Memeche12]

finally im understanding all this concepts =)

[@tojazenn8273]

such a fantastic video. thank you!

[@NitinRamachandran]

Excellent presentation..!

[@nikkol1985]

Great work as usual. I hope you will use spring later :)

[@njavier85]

Exelent tutorial, its very usefull, thank you for share this!!!!

[@OverG88]

Thank you Koushik! Very well done!

[@adityabhatkar4100]

How to find UDDI if I want to call some WS

[@svalyavasvalyava9867]

brilliant content, thanks!!!

[@RitvikJain86]

great job. nicely done

[@abhisheksharmacs]

Excellent tutorial

[@KundanKumar-qp1gk]

Nice tutorial. Thanks a lot.

[@prakharjha7176]

can you please elaborate on UDDI Thanks in advance..!!

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[@devanshimishra6976]

Very well explained!

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Very helpful, thank you.

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i'm thankful to you Koushik :)

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Achievement "understanding Indians at x1.5" unlocked. But I'm still far from x2.

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Thanks for sharing!