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In previous posts we learned how to update/replace resources using the HTTP PUT operation. We also learned about the differences between POS...
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Yes, I know this title sounds stupid, but could not find something that fits better. So let me explain why I think that links in HATEOAS API...
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Bean Validation is the Java standard for validation and can be used in Kotlin as well. However, there are also two popular alternative libra...
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When building a RESTful API we often want to give consumers the option to order collections in a specific way (e.g. ordering users by last n...
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Spring Mock-MVC can be a great way to test Spring Boot REST APIs. Mock-MVC allows us to test Spring-MVC request handling without running a r...
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When building RESTful APIs over HTTP the PUT method is typically used for updating, while POST is used for creating resources. However, crea...
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In this post we will learn how authorization checks can be delegated to bean methods with Spring Security. We will also learn why this can b...
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Sometimes a REST API operation might take a considerable amount of time to complete. Instead of letting the client wait until the operation ...
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In RESTful APIs resources are typically deleted using the HTTP DELETE method. The resource that should be deleted is identified by the reque...
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In this post we will learn how to parse, pretty-print and process JSON from the command-line with jq. At the end we will even use jq to do a...
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