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SPRING BOOT REST API HOW TO
SPRING BOOT REST API ZIP FILE
SPRING BOOT REST API UPDATE

It uses Spring MVC, REST, and Tomcat as a default embedded server. The spring-boot-starter-web dependency transitively pulls in all dependencies related to web development. Spring web: Makes your project a web application.

This project will have three dependencies namely: The correct Spring Boot starters will be added based on the selected dependencies added in the pom.xml file.Īfter selecting these dependencies click the Finish button as shown: Select the Spring Boot version (I’ve selected 2.5.2) and other required dependencies for your project.

SPRING BOOT REST API ZIP FILE

It comes in a ZIP file format and is used for aggregating many files into one.

We are going to package our project as a Jar file.

Select the Java SDK version using the dropdown list.

Let’s call the Artifact as employee_app.

Let’s name the Group as com.lekwacious.

The Language for this project will be Java.

Choose the location where you want your project to reside.

Enter the Maven project properties and click Next.

NOTE: If you look at the highlighted in Red, you will realize that we are connecting to the Spring initializer on the web. The next step is to select Spring initializer (highlighted with green). To get started Run IntelliJ IDEA and click to create a new project from File > New > Project. Intellij has inbuilt extensions to create a Spring Boot project using Spring initializer, which makes it easier to set up a project in no time at all.

SPRING BOOT REST API HOW TO

In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to initialize a Spring Boot project using IntelliJ. There are different ways to set up a new Spring Boot application.

IntelliJ code editor installed or click on this link to install.

Maven dependency manager installed or click on this link to download and install.

Postman API testing tool installed or click on this link to download and install.

Java Development Kit (JDK) installed or click on this link to install.

A little understanding of the Spring framework and Spring Boot.

To fully understand this tutorial, you are required to have the following in place:

How to consume a REST API using postman.

You will learn how to implement Object Relational Mapping using Hibernate.

MySQL database Configuration in a Spring Boot project.

How to create and set up a Spring Boot application with a tomcat server.

You will also learn how to document your APIs using Swagger UI.

SPRING BOOT REST API UPDATE

In this tutorial, we will be building an employee management system that registers employees, read, update and deletes employee’s information. This article teaches how to create a Spring Boot RESTful API that performs CRUD operations by making a database call to a MySQL database using Hibernate - an implementation of JPA (Java Persistence API). This also offers flexibility in modifying our code in the future, as developers can easily integrate RESTful API without much-added work. With this, our application can be scaled quickly, primarily due to the separation of concerns (the separation of the frontend from the server), which helps our application be loosely coupled.

Since the client and server are independent, the REST protocol separates the data storage from the User Interface in the server. One benefit of REST APIs is the flexibility and scalability it gives to our application.