In this project you will use the Spring Boot Framework to create a restful web application that returns a list of random numbers to the consumer.
A web service uses a standard protocol and messaging system to transfer data between systems and applications. Restful stands for Representational State Transfer, which uses HTTP to transfer XML or more commonly JSON packets among various applications. The Spring Boot Framework automatically produces the underlying code to help the developer focus on the web service itself, rather than the boilerplate code it produces automatically.
In this project you will use the Spring Boot Framework to create a restful web application that returns a list of random numbers to the consumer.
A web service uses a standard protocol and messaging system to transfer data between systems and applications. Restful stands for Representational State Transfer, which uses HTTP to transfer XML or more commonly JSON packets among various applications. The Spring Boot Framework automatically produces the underlying code to help the developer focus on the web service itself, rather than the boilerplate code it produces automatically.
Note: This course works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions.
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