Spring Boot - Web Basics
Learn about how to accept and process requests for your web application.
Topics:
@RestController = servlet (handle incoming requests)
@RequestMapping (url) = map URL to method
@GetMapping / @PostMapping = shortcuts
required = false = optional
@RequestBody
@PathVariable = extract path values
Auto JSON mapping
ResponseEntity = custom response status
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