Web Service Testing using RestAssured & Apache HttpClient

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction and Course Material

Lecture 2: Prerequisite

Chapter 2: Enviroment Setup

Lecture 1: Tools Required

Lecture 2: Setting up the jdk 1.8

Lecture 3: Setting up the Tomcat Server

Lecture 4: Setting up the Eclipse

Lecture 5: Setting up the Postman Client

Chapter 3: Course Resource

Lecture 1: [Important] Virtual Machine – Environment Setup

Chapter 4: Basic of RestFul Services

Lecture 1: What is a Web Service

Lecture 2: Request and Response

Lecture 3: What is REST

Lecture 4: HTTP Methods

Lecture 5: Request and Response Format

Chapter 5: Using Postman for Testing

Lecture 1: Deploying the Test Application in Tomcat

Lecture 2: Application Under Test

Lecture 3: Testing the GET end point part – 1

Lecture 4: Testing the POST method

Lecture 5: Testing the GET endpoint part – 2

Lecture 6: Testing the PUT method

Lecture 7: Testing the DELETE end point

Chapter 6: Deep Dive into Code

Lecture 1: Setting up the Maven

Lecture 2: Creating the Maven Project

Lecture 3: Adding the dependency to the Maven Project

Lecture 4: Creating the GET request part – 1

Lecture 5: Creating the GET request part – 2

Lecture 6: Featching the body from GET resquest

Lecture 7: Creating the Framework method for GET

Lecture 8: Creating the Junit for GET request part – 1

Lecture 9: Creating the Junit for GET request part – 2

Lecture 10: Adding the Header to the Request

Lecture 11: Deserialization of JSON reponse

Lecture 12: Creating the POST Request

Lecture 13: Posting the data from File

Lecture 14: Creating the Framework method for POST request

Lecture 15: Creating generic method to support different entity type

Lecture 16: Code optimization for GET and POST request

Lecture 17: Writing the Junit for POST method

Lecture 18: Deserialization of XML response

Lecture 19: Creating the DELTE request

Lecture 20: Framework method for DELETE request

Lecture 21: Writing the Junit for Delete method

Lecture 22: Creating the PUT method

Lecture 23: Creating the Framework method for PUT request

Lecture 24: Writing the Junit for PUT method

Chapter 7: Handling multipart/form-data

Lecture 1: File Upload – Introduction

Lecture 2: File Upload – MultipartEntityBuilder

Lecture 3: Writing the Junit for File Upload endpoint

Chapter 8: Advance Implementation

Lecture 1: Introduction to Authentication part – 1

Lecture 2: Introduction to Authentication part – 2

Lecture 3: Authentication using Postman Client

Lecture 4: Authentication from the Code

Lecture 5: Authorization using HttpClientContext class

Chapter 9: Http Client with SSL

Lecture 1: Introduction to SSL

Lecture 2: Generating the SSL certificate

Lecture 3: Bypassing the certificate validation process

Lecture 4: Writing the GET method for SSL end point

Lecture 5: Creating the framework method for GET and POST with SSL

Lecture 6: Writing the Junit for GET and POST with SSL

Lecture 7: Framework method for PUT and DELETE with SSL

Lecture 8: Writing the Junit for PUT and DELETE with SSL

Chapter 10: Http Async Client

Lecture 1: Introduction to Synchronous and Asynchronous calls

Lecture 2: Creating the Http Async Client

Lecture 3: Writing the GET method using HTTP Async Client

Lecture 4: FutureCallBack<HttpResponse> interface

Lecture 5: Writing the framework method for POST,PUT and DELET with SSL

Lecture 6: Writing the Junit using Http Async Client

Chapter 11: Query Parameter

Lecture 1: Handling Query Parameter from code

Chapter 12: Exporting the framework

Lecture 1: Exporting the framework as a JAR file

Lecture 2: Build the Framework JAR with dependencies

Chapter 13: Source Code

Lecture 1: Framework Code for Download

Chapter 14: Introduction to RestAssured

Lecture 1: Introduction and Course Material

Lecture 2: Setting up the RestAssured Framework

Lecture 3: RestAssured with BDD framework

Lecture 4: Coding Style

Chapter 15: Http GET method using RestAssured

Lecture 1: Writing the GET method

Lecture 2: Handling the Response

Lecture 3: Handling and Validating the response status code

Lecture 4: Setup using the RestAssured enviroment variable

Lecture 5: Creating the GET request with custom headers

Lecture 6: Validating the Response Content

Lecture 7: Validating the list content in Response

Lecture 8: Validating the XML Response

Lecture 9: Validation using XmlPath class

Lecture 10: Validation using JsonPath class

Lecture 11: Handling the Query Parameters