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Build REST APIs with Spring Boot

Spring Boot simplifies the creation of RESTful APIs using Spring MVC and embedded web servers, with built-in support for JSON responses. Developers can create REST controllers using annotations, handle requests and responses, connect to databases via Spring Data JPA, and test APIs with tools like Postman or MockMvc. The framework is designed for fast, scalable applications, making it suitable for microservices and backend systems.

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Build REST APIs with Spring Boot

Spring Boot simplifies the creation of RESTful APIs using Spring MVC and embedded web servers, with built-in support for JSON responses. Developers can create REST controllers using annotations, handle requests and responses, connect to databases via Spring Data JPA, and test APIs with tools like Postman or MockMvc. The framework is designed for fast, scalable applications, making it suitable for microservices and backend systems.

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Building REST APIs with Spring

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Spring Boot Presentation
Overview

• Spring Boot makes it easy to build RESTful APIs.


• Uses Spring MVC and embedded web servers.
• Supports JSON responses by default.
Creating a REST Controller

• Use @RestController annotation.


• Define endpoints with @GetMapping, @PostMapping, etc.
• Return data objects directly as JSON.
Example Code

• @RestController
• @RequestMapping('/api')
• public class UserController { @GetMapping('/users') public List<User>
getUsers() { ... } }
Handling Requests and Responses

• Path Variables and Request Parameters.


• HTTP status codes and ResponseEntity.
• Exception handling with @ControllerAdvice.
Connecting to a Database

• Use Spring Data JPA for easy CRUD operations.


• Define Entity classes and Repository interfaces.
• Configure database connection in [Link].
Testing REST APIs

• Use Postman or curl for manual testing.


• Spring Boot provides MockMvc for automated testing.
• Test endpoints and responses effectively.
Conclusion

• Spring Boot REST APIs are fast, simple, and scalable.


• Easily integrate with databases and third-party services.
• Ideal for microservices and backend systems.

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