Guide to Help Developers Build APIs
ICYMI: Setting Up RESTful API for Your Mobile App
In this section, we will guide you through server hosting, designing backend architecture, security, selecting database and storage option, and creating compatibility with the multiple platforms. Let’s dive deep towards addressing each of these points for better understanding.
1. Securing and Protecting Your Data:
Data security has become the utmost priority in today’s time, where it is easy to breach into users personal data through hacking. There is a wide spectrum of the authentification approaches according to your requirement. The basic authentication technique that is using HTTP is not sufficient to secure your data. However, it is easy to implement. https://goo.gl/ZFx2jK #DataIntegration #ML
Propagate an Error Response in Mule API
ICYDK: Background
Mule API architecture suggests 3 layers of implementation i.e Experience layer, Process layer, and System layer.
What happens if an error occurs at System layer? You might have observed that whenever a system API throws an error (for example 404), the HTTP call in Process API goes into exception (org.mule.module.http.internal.request.ResponseValidatorException). https://goo.gl/Z8xoyN #DataIntegration #ML
Creating Apache AXIS2 Client Jar From a WSDL Using MAVEN
Prerequisites
Before starting, you will need Java and Maven installed in your system. You can refer here.
BackDrop
In this article, we will try to create a client jar from a WSDL file through which we can communicate with the exposed SOAP web services. The technology used to create the client jar will be Apache Axis2. The main reason I am writing this is because I faced some issues while trying to create a client for my own requirements. The motive behind creating the client jar is avoiding the boilerplate code to generate the SOAP message to a great extent. There are other ways to create clients as well, each having there own advantages and trade-offs. https://goo.gl/s1Ed7i #DataIntegration #ML