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TUTORIAL 10 – CREATE

RESTFUL WEB SERVICE

 Contents:
 Introduce about web services
 Create RESTful web services with Java Spring Boot
 Prerequisites:
o Install Postman (desktop app) or Talend API Tester (Chrome extension) to
test API (Application Programming Interface). You can use alternatives.
 Introduction:
1. Formats of APIs:
o XML: eXtensible Markup Language
o JSON: JavaScript Object Notation
2. Types of web services
o SOAP: stands for Simple Object Access Protocol. SOAP is an XML based
industry standard protocol for designing and developing web services
o REST: stands for Representational State Transfer. REST is an
architectural style for developing web services
3. REST Architectural Style
o REST is a simple way to organize interactions between independent
systems. It is simpler than complex mechanisms such as RPC or SOAP
o Properties: simplicity, modifiability, visibility, portability, reliability
4. RESTful Web Service
o REST architecture-based web services
o Lightweight, maintainable, scalable
o Used to create APIs for web-based application
o The calling client can perform operations using RESTful service
o The protocol for REST is HTTP

Figure 1 - RESTful Web Service Architecture

 @GET, @PUT, @POST, @DELETE: used to specify the HTTP


request type for a method

Figure 2 - CRUD (SQL - HTTP)


 Instructions:
1. Create new Java Spring Boot project with dependencies (Refer to Tutorial 7)

Figure 4 - Project dependencies

Figure 3 – Sample project structure

2. Config MySQL connection, JPA & Hibernate (Refer to Tutorial 7)


3. Create Java class for model (entity) which acts as table in database (Refer to
Tutorial 7)
Figure 5 - Student.java

4. Create Java interface which extends JpaRepository (Refer to Tutorial 7)


5. Create Java class for Restful controller to create Restful APIs

Figure 6 - StudentController.java (1)


Figure 7 - StudentController.java (2)

6. Add sample data to database using MySQL Workbench (Refer to Tutorial 6) or


integrated MySQL database in IntelliJ (Refer to Tutorial 7)

Figure 8 - Add sample data to database

7. Run the web application then test Restful APIs with Postman
Figure 9 - View all students (GET method)
Figure 10 - View student by ID (GET method)
Figure 11 - Add new student (POST method)

Figure 12 - Update student (PUT method)


Figure 13 - Delete student (DELETE)

 TASKS:
- Add data validation for Entity & Controller then re-test with Postman
- Create similar Restful APIs for previous Spring Boot projects (Refer to
Tutorial 7+8+9)
- Compress the whole project and submit to FIT LMS with file name syntax:
FullName_StudentID_SE1_Tut10.zip

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