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In this tutorial, you will learn how to deal with an infinite recursion problem or circular reference, which occurs when you try to return an Object with Bidirectional Relationships in the HTTP response body. Infinite Recursion Problem Let’s look at an example that will cause an Infinite Recursion problem in our RESTful Web Service when we…

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This short tutorial will teach you how to roll back a database change using @Transactional annotation in your RESTful Web Service built with Spring Boot and JPA. Rollback with @Transactional Annotation Sometimes if an error occurs in our RESTful Web Service, we want to roll back the changes made. For changes to be rolled back…

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This tutorial will teach you how to create a JPA Native SQL Query to only select information from specific columns. You can find many more Spring Data JPA-related tutorials on this site. Some of the most popular tutorials are: One-to-One Mapping Hibernate/JPA Using Spring Boot and MySQL One-to-Many Mapping Hibernate/JPA Using Spring Boot and MySQL…

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In this tutorial, I will share how to make the Spring Boot application display Hibernate SQL Queries. If you are learning about Hibernate, you might also be interested in the following tutorials: One-to-One Mapping Hibernate/JPA Using Spring Boot and MySQL One-to-Many Mapping Hibernate/JPA Using Spring Boot and MySQL Many-to-Many Relationship in Spring Boot Rest +JPA…

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This short Spring Data JPA tutorial will teach you how to write a Native UPDATE SQL query. Let’s assume you need to run the following SQL query: update users u set u.EMAIL_VERIFICATION_STATUS = ‘true’ where u.USER_ID = ‘5JwQBHd1mL73XEg8S2e2w4ITn9gOW4’ I assume you will not want to hardcode the values of EMAIL_VERIFICATION_STATUS and USER_ID into an SQL…

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In this blog post, I am going to list commonly used POM.XML dependencies for building RESTful Web services with Spring Boot and Spring MVC. The list of below dependencies is not complete and will depend on the functionality you need your RESTful Web Services to support. But if you are building a simple REST API…

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The list of below video tutorials is a Quick Start to learning How to Build RESTful Web Services with Spring Framework. Spring Framework is large and there is so much to learn about it. And although there are so many tutorials on the Internet I still felt it would be helpful to create a series…

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In this tutorial on Rest Assured, I am going to share with you how to create a test case which sends HTTP Get Request and includes two Query String Request Parameters. Let’s assume we need to test a RESTful Web Service Endpoint which returns a list of users. The URL to our RESTful Web Service…

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to validate the request body of an HTTP Post request sent to a RESTful Web Service endpoint built with Spring Boot. Request Body JSON Let’s say you have a RESTful Web Service endpoint that accepts HTTP post requests with the following JSON payload: { “firstName”: “Sergey”, “lastName”: “Kargopolov”,…

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to make a method in your Rest Controller class return a custom HTTP status code. To return a specific HTTP status code from a Spring Controller method in your application, you can use the ResponseEntity class. ResponseEntity with HTTP Status Code Let’s assume we have a simple web…

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