Web api using rest based architecture

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This document discusses building a web API using REST architecture. It introduces REST and compares it to SOAP web services. It then proposes building a RESTful web API that follows REST constraints like being stateless and cacheable. It outlines the software design process using UML diagrams and tools like ASP.NET and Entity Framework for implementation. Finally, it presents experimental results and conclusions.

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INTRODUCTION
 REST
 Web Services
 SOAP web services
 RESTful web services
 Web API

LITERATURE REVIEW
 About SOAP
 Simple Object Access Protocol
 About REST
 Representational State Transfer
 Why REST ?
 REST vs SOAP

PROPOSED WORK
 Proposed Work
 Rest Constraints
• Client-Server
• Stateless
• Cache
• Layered System
• Code on demand
• Uniform Interface
 Problem Statement

 Rest Architectural Elements
 Data Elements
 Connectors
 Components

Implementation/Tools
used
 Visual Studio
 ASP.NET MVC
 ASP.NET Web API
 ASP.NET MVC – Authentication
• Forms Authentication
 Entity Framework
• Code First Approach
 JSON
 Microsoft SQL Server Database
 POSTman REST Client

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1. Web API using REST based architecture

2. INTRODUCTION  REST  Web Services  SOAP web services  RESTful web services  Web API

3. Web API architecture

4. LITERATURE REVIEW  About SOAP  Simple Object Access Protocol  About REST  Representational State Transfer  Why REST ?  REST vs SOAP

5. PROPOSED WORK  Proposed Work  Rest Constraints • Client-Server • Stateless • Cache • Layered System • Code on demand • Uniform Interface  Problem Statement

6.  Rest Architectural Elements  Data Elements  Connectors  Components

7. Software Design  Control Flow Diagram

8. • Activity Diagram

9.  Use-Case Diagram

10.  Sequence Diagram

12. Implementation/Tools used  Visual Studio  ASP.NET MVC  ASP.NET Web API  ASP.NET MVC – Authentication • Forms Authentication  Entity Framework • Code First Approach  JSON  Microsoft SQL Server Database  POSTman REST Client

13. Experimental Results  Conclusion

14. Questions ?

15. Thank You