Java Web Services Part 2 – SOAP and REST Security

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Start Here

Lecture 1: Instructor and course introduction

Lecture 2: How to make the best of this course

Lecture 3: Troubleshooting Maven Projects

Lecture 4: Download the completed projects

Chapter 2: SOAP Web Service Creation

Lecture 1: Simple Usecase

Lecture 2: Create the Project

Lecture 3: Add Maven Dependencies

Lecture 4: Create the WS Endpoint

Lecture 5: Mark with JAXB Annotations

Lecture 6: Mark with JAX-WS Annotations

Lecture 7: Configure the endpoint

Lecture 8: Configure the cxf servlet

Lecture 9: Deploy and Run

Chapter 3: SOAP Web Service Client Creation

Lecture 1: Create the client Project

Lecture 2: Generate the Stubs

Lecture 3: Create the client and test

Lecture 4: Enable CXF logging

Chapter 4: SOAP WS Standards Concepts

Lecture 1: Why WS Standards

Lecture 2: SOAP WS Security Introduction

Lecture 3: WS Security and Apache CXF

Chapter 5: WS Security – Authentication

Lecture 1: What is Username Token Profile?

Lecture 2: Steps to Configure Username Token Profile

Lecture 3: Update the maven dependencies

Lecture 4: Configure User Name Token Profile

Lecture 5: Create and configure the PasswordCallbackHandler

Lecture 6: Run the application on the server

Lecture 7: Update Client Maven Dependencies

Lecture 8: Retrieve the CXF Client Proxy

Lecture 9: Create the WSSJ Interceptors Programmatically

Lecture 10: Configure the properties

Lecture 11: Run the test

Chapter 6: Encryption and Decryption Concepts

Lecture 1: Confidentiality Introduction

Lecture 2: The Java keytool

Lecture 3: Generate a key pair using the keytool

Lecture 4: Export the public certificate

Chapter 7: WS Security – Confidentiality(Encryption/Decryption)

Lecture 1: Steps to enable Encryption

Lecture 2: Create the Key Pairs

Lecture 3: Export the public keys

Lecture 4: Import the certificates

Lecture 5: The trustcacerts Flag

Lecture 6: Copy the keystores to projects

Lecture 7: Configure Encryption Action and Properties

Lecture 8: Create the property file

Lecture 9: Update the PasswordCallbackHandler

Lecture 10: Add decryption action

Lecture 11: Create the property file

Lecture 12: Update the PasswordCallbackHandler

Lecture 13: Test encryption and decryption

Lecture 14: What just happened?

Lecture 15: Enable encryption on the Server

Lecture 16: Enable Decryption on the client

Chapter 8: WS Security – Integrity (Signatures)

Lecture 1: What are Signatures?

Lecture 2: Configure Signature on the client

Lecture 3: Run the test and verify the signature

Lecture 4: Configure to check for signature on the Server

Lecture 5: Sign the message on the server

Lecture 6: Verify the signature on the client

Chapter 9: WS Security – Non Repudiation (Timestamp)

Lecture 1: What is a Timestamp?

Lecture 2: Enable Timestamp on the Client and Provider

Lecture 3: Run a Test

Lecture 4: Time to Live

Chapter 10: Securing parts of the message

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Encrypt the Signature Part on the Client

Lecture 3: Encrypt the Signature Part on the Provider and Test

Lecture 4: Use Timestamp Part in the Signature

Chapter 11: Swagger Quick Start

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: CXF Swagger Feature

Lecture 3: Swagger Java Annotations

Lecture 4: Download and Import the Project

Lecture 5: Step1 – Add Maven Dependency

Lecture 6: Step 2 – Configure the Swagger CXF Feature

Lecture 7: Step 3 – Use the Swagger API

Lecture 8: Swagger in Action

Lecture 9: Enable Swagger UI

Lecture 10: CRUD Using Swagger UI

Chapter 12: OAUTH Concepts and Setup

Lecture 1: OAUTH Concepts

Lecture 2: OAUTH in REST

Lecture 3: Install Spring Tool Suite

Lecture 4: Configure JDK in STS

Lecture 5: Install Postman

Chapter 13: Configure Authorization Server

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create Application Tables