Category: Microservices
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Invoking SOAP Services using SoapUI – Basic Authentication, Part II
In the first post of this series, we created a basic authentication service to be invoked using SoapUI. Therefore, in this second post, we will demonstrate step by step how to use this tool to successfully invoke this kind of service. 1-Basic WCF SOAP using SoapUI – Create a New SOAP project Firstly we need […]
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Invoking SOAP Services using SoapUI – Basic Authentication, Part I
In this series divided into three-part, I will demonstrate how to use the SoapUI API tool to invoke a secured WCF SOAP service. The first post will focus on creating a service where it will be the system under test. The second post will approach the steps required to invoke it while secured by a […]
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Microservices in Publish-Subscribe Communication.
Publish-Subscribe Messaging systems play an important role in any microservices enterprise architecture as it enables reliable integration without tightly coupling the applications. The ability to share data between decoupled systems is not a problem that is easily tackled. Consider an enterprise with multiple applications that are being built independently, with different languages and platforms. It […]
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Key Java @annotations to build full Spring Boot Rest API
This post aims to demonstrate key Java @annotations used to build a functional Spring Boot Rest API. The use of Java annotation gives developers the capability to reduce the code verbosity by a simple annotation. As an example, we can refer to a transaction. By the standard programmatically process with a transaction template, this requires […]
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Microservices Security Mechanisms
Within the universe of microservices security mechanisms, the access to information or resources “on behalf of”; allows third parties (a particular application or service) to communicate with other applications or services, acting on behalf of, and not while the application or service. Authorization to third parties using the traditional model, where the client accesses a […]
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Why Java EE – Java Enterprise Edition
Java EE – Java Platform, Enterprise Edition Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) is the standard in community-driven enterprise software. Java EE is developed using the Java Community Process, with contributions from industry experts, commercial and open-source organizations, user groups, and countless individuals. Each release integrates new features that align with industry needs, improves application […]
