The Web Services Concepts for Managers training course is designed to demonstrate an overview of the key concepts, technologies, paradigms, and methodologies associated with developing a service-based platform using Representational State Transfer (REST)ful Web Services as the implementation strategy.
The course begins by examining the key motivations for both service-based platforms and web services. Next, it discusses the historical and current trends in developing services, touching on things like proprietary solutions, Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), and REST. The course concludes with a high-level examination of the key technologies and components used to develop RESTful service solutions.
Purpose
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Learn about the key web services concepts required to effectively manage a web services project. |
Audience
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Software engineering managers in charge of teams building out web services solutions. |
Role
| Business Analyst - Project Manager - Technical Manager |
Skill Level
| Introduction |
Style
| Workshops |
Duration
| 1 Day |
Related Technologies
| Java |
Productivity Objectives
- Differentiate the advantages and disadvantages using Web Services as an implementation strategy for service-based platforms
- Identify the key differences between Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and Representational State Transfer (REST) services
- Describe three advantages for using REST over SOAP
- Explain each of the key technologies involved and their role in facilitating REST-based solutions
