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• Summary
• Deleting tickets by CSR – API (ticket controller)
• Deleting tickets – service (TicketServivceImpl)
• CSR delete tickets

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• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Summary
• Deleting tickets by CSR – API (ticket controller)
• Deleting tickets – service (TicketServivceImpl)
• CSR delete tickets
• CSR view single ticket
• Viewing all tickets by CSR – API (ticket controller)
• CSR view all tickets
• CSRTokenRequiredAspect
• CSRTokenRequired AOP
• CSR updates a ticket
• CSR Ticket management
• Deleting tickets by admin – API (ticket controller):
• Deleting tickets – service (TicketServiceImpl):
• Allowing admin to delete tickets
• Allowing admin to view a single ticket
• Updating a ticket by admin – service (TicketServiceImpl)
• Admin updates a ticket
• The AdminTokenRequiredAspect class
• The AdminTokenRequired interface
• Getting all tickets – API (ticket controller)
• Getting all tickets – service (TicketServiceImpl)
• Allowing a admin to view all tickets
• Admin Ticket management
• Deleting my ticket – API (ticket controller)
• Deleting a service – service (TicketServiceImpl)
• Deleting a ticket
• Updating a ticket – service (TicketServiceImpl)
• Allowing a customer to update a ticket
• Allowing a user to view their single ticket
• Getting my tickets – customer
• The UserTokenRequiredAspect class
• The UserTokenRequired interface
• Ticket controller
• User Ticket management
• Getting a user by token
• Ticket POJO
• Ticket management
• CSR login
• Admin login
• Customer login
• Generating a token
• Login and token management
• CSR registration
• Admin registration
• Customer registration
• User POJO
• User types
• Registration
• Ticket management using CRUD operations
• Ticket Management – Advanced CRUD
• Summary
• Eclipse MicroProfile
• HashiCorp Consul
• Netflix Turbine
• Netflix Hystrix
• Netflix Ribbon
• Spring Cloud Netflix
• Netflix Zuul
• Netflix Eureka
• Microservice tools
• Edge server
• Circuit breaker
• Service discovery
• Load balancer
• Configuration server
• Microservice components
• Benefits of microservices
• Stateless
• Automated environment
• Resilience and fault tolerance
• Independence and autonomy
• Introduction to microservices
• Monolithic architecture and its drawbacks
• Microservice Basics
• Summary
• Oracle distributed cache (Coherence)
• Amazon ElastiCache
• Other distributed caching
• Cache2k
• Infinispan
• Aerospike
• Riak
• Ehcache
• Hazelcast
• Redis
• Memcached
• Application-tier caching
• Second-level caching
• First-level caching
• Data-tier caching
• Distributed caching
• Vertical partitioning
• Sharding (horizontal partitioning)
• Database partitioning
• Load balancing in DB servers
• Use multiple masters
• Pool connections
• Read replicas
• Horizontal scaling
• Vertical scaling
• Scaling databases
• Load balancing
• Benefits of clustering
• Clustering
• Scaling
• Summary
• Customized exception
• Error handling
• RestTemplate
• Building a REST client
• Building a REST Client and Error Handling
• Summary
• Logback implementation in class
• Logging levels
• Logback dependency and configuration
• Logback framework
• SLF4J Log4J and Logback
• Logger controls
• Integrating AOP with JWT
• Testing AOP @Before annotation
• AOP (@Before) with annotation
• Testing AOP @Before execution
• AOP (@Before) with execution
• Aspect-oriented programming (AOP)
• AOP and Logger Controls
• Summary
• Caching with ETags
• The REST resource
• Cache implementation
• Last-Modified/If-Modified-Since headers
• ETags
• Cache validation
• Only-if-cached
• No-cache
• Private caching
• Public caching
• HTTP cache control
• HTTP caching
• Agent-driven content negotiation
• Server-driven content negotiation
• Content-Encoding
• Accept-Encoding
• Content negotiation
• HTTP compression
• Performance
• Summary
• Running the test cases
• Adding a user – jsoup
• Getting a user – jsoup
• jsoup
• Getting the subject from the token – SoapUI
• Generating JWT SoapUI
• Getting all the users – SoapUI
• SoapUI
• Getting the subject from the token
• Generating a JWT – Postman
• Adding a user – Postman
• Getting all the users – Postman
• Postman
• Testing a single user
• MockMvc
• JUnit
• Testing RESTful Web Services
• Summary
• Getting a subject from a token
• Getting a subject from a JWT token
• Generating a token
• Creating a JWT token
• JWT dependency
• JSON Web Token (JWT)
• Authentication and authorization
• Spring Security
• Spring Security and JWT (JSON Web Token)
• Summary
• Testing the file upload
• File uploads – REST API
• deleteUser – implementation
• updateUser – implementation
• createUser – implementation
• getUser – implementation
• getAllUsers – implementation
• CRUD operation in Spring 5 (without Reactive)
• Creating resources
• Mapping CRUD operations to HTTP methods
• CRUD Operations in Plain REST (Without Reactive) and File Upload
• Summary
• Testing the endpoint – deleteUser
• deleteUser – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – updateUser
• updateUser – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – createUser
• createUser – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – getUser
• getUser – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – getAllUsers
• getAllUsers – implementation in the handler and repository
• getAllUsers – mapping
• Sample values in the repository
• Reactive server initialization
• HTTP methods
• CRUD operations in Spring REST
• CRUD Operations in Spring REST
• Summary
• User class with Reactive – REST
• Mono
• Flux
• Basic REST API
• WebFlux
• Back pressures and Reactive Streams
• Reactive Core and Streams
• Benefits of Reactive programming
• Flux and Mono (Reactor Support) in Spring
• Summary
• Working with your favorite IDE
• Creating a project base
• Developing RESTful web services
• Spring Boot
• Dependency trees
• Adding Log4j 2.9.1 to POM dependency
• Understanding POM dependencies
• POM file structure
• Viewing a POM file after creating a project
• Creating a project with Maven
• Apache Maven
• Building RESTful Web Services in Spring 5 with Maven
• Summary
• Our RESTful web service architecture
• Reactive programming in Java and Spring 5
• Benefits of Reactive programming
• Reactive Streams
• Imperative and Reactive programming
• More on REST
• Code on demand (COD)
• Layered system
• Cacheable
• Stateless
• Client and server
• Uniform interface
• REST – a basic understanding
• A Few Basics
• Reviews
• Get in touch
• Conventions used
• Download the color images
• Download the example code files
• To get the most out of this book
• What this book covers
• Who this book is for
• Preface
• Packt is searching for authors like you
• About the reviewer
• About the authors
• Contributors
• PacktPub.com
• Why subscribe?
• Packt Upsell
• Dedication
• Title Page
• coverpage

• coverpage
• Title Page
• Dedication
• Packt Upsell
• Why subscribe?
• PacktPub.com
• Contributors
• About the authors
• About the reviewer
• Packt is searching for authors like you
• Preface
• Who this book is for
• What this book covers
• To get the most out of this book
• Download the example code files
• Download the color images
• Conventions used
• Get in touch
• Reviews
• A Few Basics
• REST – a basic understanding
• Uniform interface
• Client and server
• Stateless
• Cacheable
• Layered system
• Code on demand (COD)
• More on REST
• Imperative and Reactive programming
• Reactive Streams
• Benefits of Reactive programming
• Reactive programming in Java and Spring 5
• Our RESTful web service architecture
• Summary
• Building RESTful Web Services in Spring 5 with Maven
• Apache Maven
• Creating a project with Maven
• Viewing a POM file after creating a project
• POM file structure
• Understanding POM dependencies
• Adding Log4j 2.9.1 to POM dependency
• Dependency trees
• Spring Boot
• Developing RESTful web services
• Creating a project base
• Working with your favorite IDE
• Summary
• Flux and Mono (Reactor Support) in Spring
• Benefits of Reactive programming
• Reactive Core and Streams
• Back pressures and Reactive Streams
• WebFlux
• Basic REST API
• Flux
• Mono
• User class with Reactive – REST
• Summary
• CRUD Operations in Spring REST
• CRUD operations in Spring REST
• HTTP methods
• Reactive server initialization
• Sample values in the repository
• getAllUsers – mapping
• getAllUsers – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – getAllUsers
• getUser – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – getUser
• createUser – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – createUser
• updateUser – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – updateUser
• deleteUser – implementation in the handler and repository
• Testing the endpoint – deleteUser
• Summary
• CRUD Operations in Plain REST (Without Reactive) and File Upload
• Mapping CRUD operations to HTTP methods
• Creating resources
• CRUD operation in Spring 5 (without Reactive)
• getAllUsers – implementation
• getUser – implementation
• createUser – implementation
• updateUser – implementation
• deleteUser – implementation
• File uploads – REST API
• Testing the file upload
• Summary
• Spring Security and JWT (JSON Web Token)
• Spring Security
• Authentication and authorization
• JSON Web Token (JWT)
• JWT dependency
• Creating a JWT token
• Generating a token
• Getting a subject from a JWT token
• Getting a subject from a token
• Summary
• Testing RESTful Web Services
• JUnit
• MockMvc
• Testing a single user
• Postman
• Getting all the users – Postman
• Adding a user – Postman
• Generating a JWT – Postman
• Getting the subject from the token
• SoapUI
• Getting all the users – SoapUI
• Generating JWT SoapUI
• Getting the subject from the token – SoapUI
• jsoup
• Getting a user – jsoup
• Adding a user – jsoup
• Running the test cases
• Summary
• Performance
• HTTP compression
• Content negotiation
• Accept-Encoding
• Content-Encoding
• Server-driven content negotiation
• Agent-driven content negotiation
• HTTP caching
• HTTP cache control
• Public caching
• Private caching
• No-cache
• Only-if-cached
• Cache validation
• ETags
• Last-Modified/If-Modified-Since headers
• Cache implementation
• The REST resource
• Caching with ETags
• Summary
• AOP and Logger Controls
• Aspect-oriented programming (AOP)
• AOP (@Before) with execution
• Testing AOP @Before execution
• AOP (@Before) with annotation
• Testing AOP @Before annotation
• Integrating AOP with JWT
• Logger controls
• SLF4J Log4J and Logback
• Logback framework
• Logback dependency and configuration
• Logging levels
• Logback implementation in class
• Summary
• Building a REST Client and Error Handling
• Building a REST client
• RestTemplate
• Error handling
• Customized exception
• Summary
• Scaling
• Clustering
• Benefits of clustering
• Load balancing
• Scaling databases
• Vertical scaling
• Horizontal scaling
• Read replicas
• Pool connections
• Use multiple masters
• Load balancing in DB servers
• Database partitioning
• Sharding (horizontal partitioning)
• Vertical partitioning
• Distributed caching
• Data-tier caching
• First-level caching
• Second-level caching
• Application-tier caching
• Memcached
• Redis
• Hazelcast
• Ehcache
• Riak
• Aerospike
• Infinispan
• Cache2k
• Other distributed caching
• Amazon ElastiCache
• Oracle distributed cache (Coherence)
• Summary
• Microservice Basics
• Monolithic architecture and its drawbacks
• Introduction to microservices
• Independence and autonomy
• Resilience and fault tolerance
• Automated environment
• Stateless
• Benefits of microservices
• Microservice components
• Configuration server
• Load balancer
• Service discovery
• Circuit breaker
• Edge server
• Microservice tools
• Netflix Eureka
• Netflix Zuul
• Spring Cloud Netflix
• Netflix Ribbon
• Netflix Hystrix
• Netflix Turbine
• HashiCorp Consul
• Eclipse MicroProfile
• Summary
• Ticket Management – Advanced CRUD
• Ticket management using CRUD operations
• Registration
• User types
• User POJO
• Customer registration
• Admin registration
• CSR registration
• Login and token management
• Generating a token
• Customer login
• Admin login
• CSR login
• Ticket management
• Ticket POJO
• Getting a user by token
• User Ticket management
• Ticket controller
• The UserTokenRequired interface
• The UserTokenRequiredAspect class
• Getting my tickets – customer
• Allowing a user to view their single ticket
• Allowing a customer to update a ticket
• Updating a ticket – service (TicketServiceImpl)
• Deleting a ticket
• Deleting a service – service (TicketServiceImpl)
• Deleting my ticket – API (ticket controller)
• Admin Ticket management
• Allowing a admin to view all tickets
• Getting all tickets – service (TicketServiceImpl)
• Getting all tickets – API (ticket controller)
• The AdminTokenRequired interface
• The AdminTokenRequiredAspect class
• Admin updates a ticket
• Updating a ticket by admin – service (TicketServiceImpl)
• Allowing admin to view a single ticket
• Allowing admin to delete tickets
• Deleting tickets – service (TicketServiceImpl):
• Deleting tickets by admin – API (ticket controller):
• CSR Ticket management
• CSR updates a ticket
• CSRTokenRequired AOP
• CSRTokenRequiredAspect
• CSR view all tickets
• Viewing all tickets by CSR – API (ticket controller)
• CSR view single ticket
• CSR delete tickets
• Deleting tickets – service (TicketServivceImpl)
• Deleting tickets by CSR – API (ticket controller)
• Summary
• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Leave a review - let other readers know what you think 更新時(shí)間：2021-06-30 19:14:04