PeerLogic Web Services: Videos
The following link will take you to the Google Drive containing the demonstration videos. Each is around 6 to 10 minutes long explaining numerous useful pieces of information. Some are additionally demonstrations, which showcase how to access the web services. Given here is an explanation of the contents of each video.
- Ch1-Introduction.mkv - An introduction to Dr. Gehringer's Web Services. This explains what a web service is, why web services are used, and how to interact with web services.
- Ch2-Current_Webservices.mkv - An explanation of all currently known and operating web services, including where to find them, their purpose and use on Expertiza (or other places), where their code is, and where to see more documentation.
- Ch3-Accessing_Web_Servers.avi - A guide on how to access the web servers that the web services live at, including tools to use and references to necessary permissions.
- Ch4-Adding_And_Changing_Webservices.mkv - A walk through of the important components and files associated with setting up a new web service, editing a deployed web service, as well as how one would go about moving the current web services to a separate location.
- Ch5-Conclusions_And_Resources.mkv - A final wrap up, including where to look for future information, and a reference to the next development steps assumed for future work on the web services.
In addition to these explanation videos, the following demo videos have been created. These serve as a good example and reference to the more technical aspects of interfacing with web services.
- Demo-Post_Requests_To_Web_Services.mkv - A demo demonstrating how to test that the web services are currently working and how to get output from them using Insomnia.
- Demo-Connecting_To_Web_Servers.mkv - A demo showcasing how to connect to the remote web servers, and how to find the files associated with each of the previously explained web services.
- Demo-Modifying_Web_Services.mkv - A demo showing the important files to modify and edit in order to modify or add new web services.