Consuming a RESTful Java web service using JSON-B and JSON-P
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Learn how to consume RESTful Java web services using JSON-B and JSON-P. Discover the power of Java APIs for processing JSON data, enabling seamless communication between web services and front-end applications through effective data parsing and binding.
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Explore how to access a simple RESTful web service and consume its resources in Java using JSON-B and JSON-P.
You will implement the following two endpoints using the two deserialization approaches:
- …/artists/total to return the total number of artists in the JSON
- …/artists/total/<artist> to return the total number of albums in the JSON for the particular artist
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