In this tutorial, we will learn how to integrate AngularJS with Spring MVC application. We will be building a REST Web service using Spring MVC Controller (@RESTController), here AngularJS will request the data through the HTTP protocol and the RESTFul Web Service will return the JSON format response. Let's now dig into the code. … [Read more...]
Jersey RESTful Web Services Client – Getting List of Object (GenericType)
Jersey RESTful Web Services Client can consume XML , JSON and many other MediaType responses from a RESTful web service. There is a drawback in this approach, suppose if you have a RESTful service which returns a list of all employees in XML format. Let's take a look into the below example … [Read more...]
Jersey Jackson JSON Tutorial
In this Jersey REST tutorial we will learn how to integrate Jersey REST Client and Jackson to build a RESTful Web service which produces and consumes JSON Type. We use Jackson for Marshalling Java Object to JSON and vice-versa(Unmarshalling JSON back to Java Object) in a JAX-RS Web Service. … [Read more...]
RESTful Java client with RESTEasy client
Previously we have learnt how to create a RESTful Web Service using RESTEasy api. In this RESTEasy client tutorial we will learn how to Consume REST Web Service using RESTEasy client. … [Read more...]
RESTEasy Hello World Example with Apache Tomcat
RESTEasy is one of the implementation of JAX-RS specification provided by JBOSS for building RESTful Web Services. In this tutorial we will create a simple hello world web service with the JAX-RS reference implementation RESTEasy. … [Read more...]
RESTful Java Client With Jersey Client
Till now we have learnt on how to create a RESTful web service and we have tested it using "Postman Client".In this tutorial we will create a simple Jersey client to connect to our REST web service. We will be using JAX-RS Client API for creating the REST client. … [Read more...]
JAX-RS REST @Consumes both XML and JSON Example
Previously we have learnt how to use @Produces annotation, Consuming JSON or Consuming XML separately. We have consumed either xml or json request but not both xml and json in a single method. In this example we will learn how to consume multiple media type which the client is giving as input, lets see how we can achieve it. … [Read more...]
JAX-RS REST @Produces both XML and JSON Example
In my previous article we have learnt how to use @Produces annotation. We have produced either xml or json response but not able to produce both xml and json in a single method. In this example we will learn how to produce multiple media type response depending upon the clients request we will produce response, lets see how we can achieve it. … [Read more...]
JAX-RS REST @Consumes Example
Previously we have learnt about how to produce different types of responses using @Produces annotation, In this article we will learn how to consume different types of request from the user using @Consumes annotation. @Consumes annotation is used to specify the MIME media types that a resource can consume. @Consumes can be applied at both class level and method level, If … [Read more...]
JAX-RS REST @Produces Example
Previously we have learnt about how to get parameters using @PathParam, @QueryParam, @Context, @FormParam, @MatrixParam annotations, In this article we will learn how to send different types of response back to the user using @Produces annotation. @Produces annotation is used to specify the MIME media types that a resource can produce and send back to the client. … [Read more...]
JAX-RS REST @FormParam Example
Previously we have learnt about @PathParam, @QueryParam, @Context, @MatrixParam annotations, In this article we will learn how to get the values from the Form which is getting submitted using @FormParam annotation. … [Read more...]
JAX-RS REST @MatrixParam Example
We already know how to get the values using @QueryParam, @Context and get path parameter using @PathParam annotation, now lets learn how to get the value of a Matrix parameter passed using @MatrixParam Annotation. Matrix Parameter will be in the form of Key Value pairs separated by semicolon (;) … [Read more...]
