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Practical No: 01

Aim:Create a soap web service to convert Celsius temperature to Fahrenheit and vice
versa with Java client.

Practical:
 Make sure that you have Netbeans version 8.2 and selected “Glassfish Server 4.1” as
a server:

Step1: Open netbeans → Create a new project file → Java Web → Web Application.

Step 2: Create the project name-Prac3 → Click on next → Finish.

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Step 3: Now the project is Created.

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Step 4: Right click on Project → New → Web Service.

Step 5: Name the Web Service → Give Package name → Finish.

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Step 6: Web Service is created in ty package.

Tempwebservice code:
Step 7: Right click on the screen → Insert Code → Add Web Service
Operation

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Step 8: Create the parameter for FtoC i.e a Create the parameter for CtoF i.e b

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Step 9: Right click on Project → Deploy

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Step 10: Right Click on your Web service File → Test Web Web Service

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Step 11: Right Click on Project → New → Other

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Step 12: In the 'Categories' section → Web Services → WebService Client → Next

Step 13: Browse Project → Web service file → Ok → Finish

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Step 14: Right Click on your project → select new → jsp → Name it as index → Finish.

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Step 15: Right Click on your project → select new → jsp → Name it as indexaction →
Finish

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Step 16: Write a Code in index.jsp and indexaction.jsp

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Step 17: Deploy the project

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Step 18: Right Click on project → New →Other → Web Services → Web Service Client

Step 19: Browse the tempwebservice in Project and in Package write tycs1

Step 20: Now on running the index.jsp file → you should be greeted with this browser
popup:

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Practical No: 02

Aim: Create a soap web service to convert celsius temperature to fahrenheit and vice
versa using python client.
Input:

Output:

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Practical No: 03

Aim: Create a soap service to convert Dollar to INR and vice versa using java client

Practical:

Step 1: Open netbeans → Create a new project file → Java Web → Web Application.
Step 2: Right on the project i.e P3 → New → Web Service and name it → Finish

Step 3: Right click on the Project → New → JSP

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Step 4: Click on Project → New → Other.

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Step 5: Select Web Services → Web Service Client → Next.

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Step 6: Browse Web Services and give package name also → Finish.

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INRtoDOLL code
Step 7: Right click on the screen → Insert Code → Add Web Service Operation
Step 8: Create the parameter for INRtodoll i.e INR → Ok

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Step 9: input code

Step 10: output code

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Step 11: Now on running the input.jsp file → you should be greeted with this browser popup

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Practical No: 04

Aim: Create a soap service to convert Dollar to INR and vice versa using python client

Input:

Output:

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Practical No: 05
Aim: Create a web service to perform a CRUD operation (Player database)
Practical:
(REFERENCE: Creating RESTful Web Services in NetBeans 7 : Part 1 (oracle.com) and
Creating RESTful Web Services in NetBeans 7: Part 2 (oracle.com))

On NetBeans v8, go to the services tab, expand Databases and right-click Java DB
and Start Server:

To create playerDB database, right-click on Java DB and select Create Database

Enter the following information:

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To connect to the newly created database playerDB, Right click on the

jdbc://localhost:1527/playerDB connection and select connect:

Create a table and add a few columns with 1 primary column in playerDB

Created table:

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Now to add the data, right click on a table and click view data:

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Now create Server project, by New project > other > Java web > web application:

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Now connect the new web application to the RESTful database:

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Select New Data Source > select your jdlc database and name it whatever you want:

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Now your tables should appear on the left side, to add them to your web application,
click on “Add all”:

Make sure to add a package:

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You can verify your RESTful databases are added by checking your newly created
package:

You can now test your RESTful service:

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Select GET(application/xml) to print your table details:

After testing, you can deploy your package to glassfish: right click on project🡪deploy

Now create a new Java application and make sure to uncheck “Create Main Class”:

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Now generate Entity classes from database by right-clicking the new java application
and selecting new > entities classes from database:

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Select your jdbc and add all your tables:

Enter the package name:

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Now we can begin executing CRUD operations, from New > Other > Web Service >
New RESTful Java Client:
For Create:

Code:
public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException

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{
CreatePlayerJerseyClient client1=new CreatePlayerJerseyClient();
Response response=client1.findAll_XML(Response.class);

GenericType<List<Player>> genericType = new GenericType<List<Player>>() {};

// Returns an ArrayList of Players from the web service
if(response.getStatus() == Response.Status.OK.getStatusCode()){
List<Player> data= response.readEntity(genericType);

Player p=new Player();

p.setFirstname("Sidisha");
p.setId(6);
p.setLastname("Sidisha");
p.setLastspokenwords("Thak gaya hu Vro");
client1.create_XML(p);
}
else{
System.err.println("Error found, Status: "+ response.getStatus());
}
}
}

Output:

For Read:

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Code:
public static void main(String args[]) {
GetPlayerJerseyClient client1 = new GetPlayerJerseyClient();

// Use the correct class for Response, and make sure to handle the response properly
Response response = client1.findAll_XML(Response.class);
// Use the correct GenericType
GenericType<List<Player>> genericType = new GenericType<List<Player>>() {};
// Check if the response is successful before extracting the data
if (response.getStatus() == Response.Status.OK.getStatusCode());
if (response.getStatus() == Response.Status.OK.getStatusCode()) {
List<Player> data = response.readEntity(genericType);
System.out.println("Retrieving and Displaying Players Details");
for (Player player : data) {
System.out.println("FirstName: " + player.getFirstname());
System.out.println("PlayerID: " + player.getId());
System.out.println("Jerseyno: " + player.getJerseynumber());
System.out.println("LastName: " + player.getLastname());
System.out.println("Last Spoken Words: " + player.getLastspokenwords());
System.out.println();
}
} else {
// Handle the case where the response is not successful
System.err.println("Error fetching data from the server. Status: " + response.getStatus());
}
}
}

Output:

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For Update:

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Original Entry:

Code for Update:

public static void main(String args[])throws IOException {
CreatePlayerJerseyClient client1=new CreatePlayerJerseyClient();

Response response=client1.find_XML(Response.class, "6");

GenericType<Player> genericType = new GenericType<Player>() {};
// Returns an ArrayList of Players from the web service
if(response.getStatus() == Response.Status.OK.getStatusCode()){
Player player= response.readEntity(genericType);
player.setJerseynumber(100);
player.setLastspokenwords(" Yohohohoho");
client1.edit_XML(player, "6");

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System.out.println("FirstName: "+player.getFirstname());
System.out.println("PlayerID: "+player.getId());
System.out.println(" Jerseyno: "+player.getJerseynumber());
System.out.println("LastName: "+player.getLastname());
System.out.println("Last Spoken Words: "+player.getLastspokenwords());
}
else{
System.err.println("Error found, Status: "+ response.getStatus());
}}

Output:

For Delete:
Code for Delete:
public static void main(String args[])throws IOException {
DeletePlayerJerseyClient client1=new DeletePlayerJerseyClient();
client1.remove("6"); //ID
}
Output:

Practical No: 06

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Aim: Develop Micro-blogger application (like Twitter) using RESTful Web services.

Step 1: Go to services → JavaDB → Start Server :

Step 2: Right click on Java DB → Create Database →Enter Name & Password

Step 3: After above steps database is created → Right Click on Created Database →
Connect

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Step 4: Right click → Create Table

Step 5: Name the Table → Add column.

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Step 6: Add Column and name as Message_ID Step 7: Add Column Username
and check the Primary key and Unique → OK

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Step 8: Add Column Content Step 9: Add Column Password

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Step 10: Table name →blogbata →Added four columns → Click on OK

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Step 11: To insert Records Click on the leftmost icon .

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Step 12: Add content to the database → Click Ok

Step 13: File → New Project → Java Web → Web Application → Next → Project Name →
Next → Finish

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Step 14: Right Click on Project → New → Other

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Step 15: Right Click on Project → Web Services → RESTful Web Services from Database

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Step 16: Select New data Source → Give JNDI Name → Select the database connection →
Ok

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Step 17: Add Database → Next

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Step 18: Add a package name as com.blogger → Next → Click on Finish

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Step 19: Right click on project→Test Restful Web Services

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Step 20: Select Web Test Client in Project → Browse and Select the Project → Ok → Ok

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Create a Java App:

Step 1: File→ New Project→ JAVA→ Java Application → Next.

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Step 2: Project Name → Uncheck Create Main Class → Finish

Step 3: Right Click on bloggerClient → New → Entity Classes from Database

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Step 4: Select database Connection → Add all→ Next

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Step 5: Add package name (don't include .com) → Next→ Finish

Step 6: Create New RESTful Java Client

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CreateMessage

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Browse and select BlogbataFacadeREST[com.blogger.blogbata]

CreateMessage Code

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Output:

GetMessage

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GetMessage Code:

Output:

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UpdateMessage

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UpdateMessage Code:

Output:

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DeleteMessage

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DeleteMessage Code:

Output:

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Practical No: 07

Aim: A. Create a web service to consume Google Map API

B. Write a program to consume a google search restful API.

Step 1: Go to Google Cloud

Step 2: After clicking on get started for free write → Create New Project
https://console.cloud.google.com/welcome/new

Step 3: Go to API & Services → Enable APls And Services → Enable it .

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Step 4: Go to Credentials → Create Credentials

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Step 5: Strat the Spring Tool

Step 6: Interface of Spring Tool

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Step 7: File → New → Spring Starter Project → Name it → Finish

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Step 8: Select the following dependencies → Finish

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Step 9: Click on Package → New → Class → Name it → Finish

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MapController Code:

package com.example.demo;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping;
@Controller
public class MapController {
@GetMapping("/showMap")
public String index() {
return "index";
}
}

Step 10: Click on Project → New → File → Name the File → Finish

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index.html

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<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
google.charts.load("current", {
"packages":["map"],
// Note: you will need to get a mapsApiKey for your project.
// See: https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/basic_load_libs#load-settings
"mapsApiKey": "AIzaSyAtmIGVfCB_Uk-t6dHIDBDBoDtf7T4wdqw"
});
google.charts.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart);
function drawChart() {
var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([
['Lat', 'Long', 'Name'],
[19.0760, 72.8777, 'Mumbai'],
[18.5204, 73.8567, 'Pune'],
[19.1176, 72.9060, 'Powai'],
]);

var map = new google.visualization.Map(document.getElementById('map_div'));

map.draw(data, {
showTooltip: true,
showInfoWindow: true
});
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="map_div" style="width: 800px; height: 700px"></div>
</body>
</html>

Step 11: Click on Project → Run As → 5 Spring Boot App

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Output:

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(B) Create a web service to consume a Google Search RestFul API.

Step 1: Go to google console website.
Step 2: Create a New Project.
Step 3: Go to APIs and services => Enabled APIs and Services

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Step 4: Search Custom Search API

Step 5: Go to Custom Search API and click on enable.

Step 6: Now go to Credentials.

Step 7: Click on Create Credentials → API Key

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Step 8: Key will be generated and the restrict the key.

Step 9: Now we will go to the Programmable Search Engine Website.

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Step 10: Click on Get Started button → Create a search Engine

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Step 11: Go Back to all engines, then go to your created engine.

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Step 12: Copy Search Engine ID

Step 13: Write a code

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Output:

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Output For Image:

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Practical No: 08

Aim: Write a program to consume weather API.

Step 1: Go to the OpenWeather website.

Step 2: Create Account.

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Step 3: Go to API Keys section and Generate key.

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Step 4: Copy key and Write Code

Input:

Output:

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Practical No: 09

Aim: Installation and configuration of virtualization using KVM (Kernel Virtual

Machine)

Practical:

Step 1: run uname -m command

The uname -m command is used to display the machine hardware name

Step 2: Add new user

sudo add user username

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Step 3: Install Library

sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm libvirt-clients bridge-utils virt-manager

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Step 4: run
sudo add user username libvirt

Step 5: switch from root user to new user

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Step 6: Select New username

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Step 7: Type to open virtual machine manager

virsh -c qemu:///system list
virt-manager

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Step 8: Click on the top left icon to create a New Virtual Machine

Step 9: Select Local Install and go forward

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Step 10: Set the path to the ISO file installed into Ubuntu

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Step 11: To add iso file copy the file from windows to ubuntu system , drag and drop from
windows files explorer to ubuntu file explorer
If it does not work then power off the ubuntu and go to view /Customise/:Library

Step 12: Library opens:

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Step 13: Select the system you created and go to edit virtual machine settings and go to
options and Guest Isolation check the Drag and Drop checkbox and now try to drag and drop
the iso file

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Step 14: Select the amount of RAM and CPU cores to allocate to the new VM

Step 15: Select the amount of space to allocate

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Step 16: Lastly set the name you want your VM to be known by

Step 17: After setting up, it will open after initial installation

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