Web Services Publishing: Introduction
SECTION 1: Introduction
| 01 | Overview | 4 m |
SECTION 2: Configuration
| 02 | Configuration Essentials | 2 m | ||
| 03 | Activity: Web Service Security Levels | |||
| 04 | Configuring a SOAP Web Services Publishing Endpoint | 11 m | ||
| 05 | Configuring a REST Web Services Publishing Endpoint | 7 m |
SECTION 3: Testing with SOAP UI
| 06 | Testing Essentials | 3 m | ||
| 07 | Testing a SOAP Web Services Publishing Endpoint | 6 m | ||
| 08 | Testing a REST Web Services Publishing Endpoint | 6 m |
SECTION 4: Conclusion
| 09 | Conclusion | 1 m |
SECTION 5: Final Assessment (Earn 80% or higher to earn credit)
| 10 | Final Assessment |
Further Learning
| 11 | Try the Web Services Publishing Hands-On Lab course |
Web Services Publishing facilitates point-and-click creation of standard web services that provide access to OnBase functionality for use by external users or third-party applications. With a "no coding" interface, Web Services Publishing opens the door for many organizations to create data-level integrations between OnBase and critical business systems. Users can work in their business systems with the confidence that they have the most up-to-date data and content.
Learn how to publish and test both SOAP and REST web services to expand the possible integrations between OnBase and third-party applications.
- OnBase
- eLearning
- P1515
- Intermediate
- 40 mins
- Available with Premium Subscription
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Prerequisites
Topics Covered
- Entering a Target Namespace for the Web Service
- Selecting a Web Service Endpoint Type
- Choosing Appropriate Security
- Selecting Operation Category and Action
- Marking Keywords as Required
- Publishing a Project
- Adding Service Account Credentials to the Web.Config
- Accessing the SOAP or REST Service Pages
