Sunday 4 August 2019

Introduction to Spring boot REST

      Spring boot REST: Hello World Application
      Send json response of an object
      Get XML response
      Map POST payload to an entity
      Customize json response properties
      Ordering the response payload
      Exclude specific properties from response
      Exclude null values from Response
      @PathVariable: Map path parameters to method arguments
      Restrict Rest API to produce specific type of data
      Get a reference to HttpServletRequest
      Read all request headers
      @RequestHeader : Inject request header
      @RequestParam: Access request or query parameters
      Spring rest: @RequestParam: Bind query parameter to a list
      Send no content (response code 204)
      How to return specific fields of an entity
      Add interceptor to REST APIs
      Remove null objects in json response
      Upload file with other input fields
      Upload multiple files with input fields
      @RequestMapping: Map multiple routes to same controller method
      Multipart request for PUT Mapping
      HttpServletRequest: Get url with query parameters
      Spring boot Rest: Custom error handling
            Design error message for HTTP APIs using RFC 7807
            Handle Method argument not valid exception
            Handle missing request parameter
            Handle ConstrainViolationException
            Handle MethodArgumentTypeMismatchException
      Upload and download images
      Serve static resources
      Browser cache and etags in Spring boot
      Spring: Reuse previously defined values in application.yml (or) application.properties file
      Spring rest: void controller method
      How to auto wire two beans implementing the same interface?
      Multi document properties file support in Spring
      Multi document yaml file demo in spring boot
      Using Jersey in a Spring boot application
      Creating a Thread Pool and Executing Async Tasks in spring boot application
      Understanding Idempotent HTTP Requests: Building Reliable APIs

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