Updating Data Using RESTful Service

 Updating Data Using RESTful Service

In this section, you will create a RESTful Service to update data using the HTTP Method PUT.

 You will use the postman tool to test your RESTful Service, 

and to verify the results

Specify the PUT Method and Source Type as PL/SQL. 

Provide the Source Code for the PL/SQL

BEGIN

UPDATE EMP  

Set  SAL = SAL*2 

WHERE EMPNO= :empid;

htp.prn('Updated');

END;

Test in Postman, select PUT, enter the correct URL adding /124, click the Body tab,

 check raw, 

 Click Send.If the update was successful, you will see the message below.

 

Inserting Data Using RESTful Service

Inserting Data Using RESTful Service

you will create a RESTful Service to insert data using the HTTP Method POST.

You will use the postman tool to test your RESTful Service and to verify the results.

In the empall Template, create a new POST Handler.

BEGIN

INSERT INTO EMP

(EMPNO,ENAME,JOB,MGR,HIREDATE,SAL,COMM,DEPTNO)

VALUES

(:EMPNO,:ENAME,:JOB,:MGR,TO_DATE(:HIREDATE,'DD-MON-RR'),:SAL,:COMM,:DEPTNO);

htp.prn('employee '|| :EMPNO);

END;

In the postman tool to test the POST request, we have to set the Content-type to application/json. 

Click the Headers tab under the URL bar. 

Under the heading KEY, enter Content-Type, and for VALUE enter application/json.  

In the postman tool to test the POST request, click the Body tab, 

check raw, and enter the json code shown below. Click Send

{"EMPNO":124, "ENAME":"testinsert", "JOB":"IT_MANA", "MGR":7902, "HIREDATE":"25-JUN-15", "SAL":11, "COMM":22, "DEPTNO":10}

If the insert is successful, you will see the message below.

Check the new inserted record informationby using the GET handler created in the previous section, adding 124 to the end of the URL.

http://localhost:8080/ords/re/EMP_TEST/emp/124

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Creating Restful Web Service to Retrieving Data Using a Parameter

 Retrieving Data Using a Parameter

Perform the following steps to create a RESTful Service which retrieves the employee information based on a parameter id using the HTTP Method GET. 

In the EMP_TEST module, create a new Template emp/:empid following the steps shown in the previous section.

Add the Source code for the GET Handler. 

Test the new Web service from the Browser, 

adding a valid employee number to the end of the URL for your schema.

 7839 is the empno for “King”.

http://localhost:8080/ords/re/EMP_TEST/emp/7839

Test the new Web service from postman.

Creating the first Restful Web Service [ will retrieve all records in the emp table ]

 Creating the first Restful Web Service

The first Restful Web service will retrieve all records in the emp table.

Click Create Module button.

Provide the Module Name oa_test, and the Base Path /EMP_TEST/.

Change Paginationsize to 25.

Click “Create Module”

Click “Create Template”.

Create the Resource Template empall/.

Create the Resource Handler.

Click “Create Handler”

Create the Resource Handler.

Enter the following query in the “Source” area:

SELECT * FROM emp

Click “Create Handler

Copy the module URL.

Ensure the GET Resource Handler is selected,

and click the icon to copy the URL.

Test the Rest Web Service from the web browser.

Select GET, paste the URL,

and click Send to test the Rest Web Service from Postman.

Using RESTful Web Services in Oracle Application Express(APEX) 2 [ Register Schema with ORDS From Sql Developer]

  Register Schema with ORDS From Sql Developer

Open sql developer and open connection for your schema

your Sceham not registerd for ORDS Yet

Right Click on your connection > Rest Service > Enable Rest Service 

Click Enable Rest Service 

choose Your schema alias 

Press NEXT

You can see Code from SQl Tab 

Press Finish

we will find that our schema is register with ORDS

We can Use the Code Direct in SQL Developer 

DECLARE

  PRAGMA AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION;

BEGIN

    ORDS.ENABLE_SCHEMA(p_enabled => TRUE,

                       p_schema => 'RE',

                       p_url_mapping_type => 'BASE_PATH',

                       p_url_mapping_pattern => 're',

                       p_auto_rest_auth => FALSE);

    commit;

END;

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Using RESTful Web Services in Oracle Application Express(APEX) 2 [ Register Schema with ORDS From APEX ]

Register Schema with ORDS From APEX

Login into Oracle Application Express (APEX).

On the Workspace home page, click SQL Workshop.

Click RESTful Services. RESTful Services

If your schema is not registered with ORDS RESTful Data Services, 

click Register Schema with ORDS

ORDS Schema Attributes dialog (Note: your schema name will be different). 

Click Save Schema Attributes.

ORDS RESTful Services dashboard:

Using RESTful Web Services in Oracle Application Express(APEX) 1 [ Verify the emp table ]

Verify the emp table 

If the EMP table does not exist, create the EMP table and data manually.

 Choose SQL Commands.

Using RESTful Web Services in Oracle Application Express(APEX) Intro

 Using RESTful Web Services in Oracle Application Express(APEX)  Intro

We will covers creating a RESTful Web Service declaratively using Oracle Application Express's SQL Workshop tool to connect to a database table, and then consuming this service by creating an application and adding a Web Service reference to the RESTful Web Service. 

A client java program is then created and executed that will consume the RESTful Web Service to return data stored in an APEX database table to the java application.

Web Services enable applications to interact with one another over the web in a platform-neutral, language independent environment. 

In a typical Web Services scenario, a business application sends a request to a service at a given URL by using the HTTP protocol. 

The service receives the request, processes it, and returns a response.

Once you have defined a RESTful Web Service, you can call it with a unique Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).

 The Web Service uses the URI to call methods such as GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.