Tag: restful

RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS) Annotations

This tutorial explains important annotations of JAX-RS for creating RESTful web services, friends i am giving these annotations just for your understanding purpose. you better know about these annotations before we go forward with the remaining RESTful web services…

How RESTful Web Services Extract Input Parameters

In this article i will show you how a RESTful web service will  extract input parameters from the client request.  We have different ways of sending input values to the rest services, and RESTful web service extract those details…

RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS) @PathParam Example

In RESTful (JAX-RS) web services @PathParam annotation will be used to bind RESTful URL parameter values to the method arguments. Lets discuss with a simple example. Note: If you are new to RESTful web services or if you would…

RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS) @QueryParam Example

In RESTful web services (JAX-RS) @QueryParam annotation will be used to get the query parameters from the URL, Observe carefully, i am saying we will retrieve the parameters only not their values.  But in case of @PathParam we will get…

RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS) @MatrixParam Example

In this article i will describe how a RESTful web services would accept multiple parameters sent by the client in the HTTP URL as Matrix Params. So what are matrix parameters ? let me give you the syntax. Matrix…

RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS) @FormParam Example

By using @FormParam annotation, RESTful web service would accept HTML form parameters sent by the client in the POST request and bind them to the method variables. Generally @FormParam will come into picture when client send the data in…

Download Files from (JAX-RS) RESTful Web Service

In this article i will show you how to download files from your JAX-RS  web service.  Downloading files from restful is easier compared to upload :-), however i will give you both examples.  We can download any type of…

How to Test (JAX-RS) RESTful Web Services

In this article i will show you how to test RESTful web service (JAX-RS), so far we have learned how to create a RESTful service and testing GET and POST requests through some web browser.  But in real time…

JAX-RS XML Example With JAXB Using Jersey

In this article i will give you an example on how a RESTful web service produces XML response using Jersey. Basically JAX-RS supports conversion of java objects into XML with the help of JAXB. As Jersey it self contains…

RESTful Java Client Example Using Jersey Client

In this article i will describe how to write a JAX-RS client application using jersey client API, so far we used to call & test/read our RESTful service by its URL directly hitting in the browser [ check the…

JAX-RS Example of Multiple Resource Formats

This article will describe how a RESTful web service produces multiple output formats.  In the previous articles we came across how a RESTful service produces either XML or JSON alone as an output, but in this article i will…

Spring Boot – Creating a RESTful Web Service Example

In the previous article we have just created a simple hello world spring boot application, in this tutorial I am going to show you how to create a Restful web service using Spring Boot, believe me its very simple…

Spring Boot – Example of RESTful Web Service with XML Response

Spring boot services by default gives the response in JSON format, but we can reverse this functionality in such a way that the default response will be in XML.  In order to do that we have to add a…

Spring Boot – RESTful Web Service with POST Request in JSON Example

In the previous articles I didn’t get a chance to use the POST request in the examples, but this is very important. In this article I am going to show you how to create a Spring Boot REST service…

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