How To Call a REST API In Java - Simple Tutorial

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This guy should be sent to jail for not uploading a course on Springboot 😂😂😂😂😂

Really helpful videos, so easy explained. You're a good mentor. Cheers!

is it possible to use a subscribe to the request response ( like in Angular) ? without the need to send 2 requests

Spring boot or bust.

Wow, what an impressively fast and clear tutorial.

Hey John. I love your videos but this one was particularly useful. Thanks so much for the content!!

Excellent video! you have another subscriber!

Love the clarity of explanation 👍

Thank you soooo much! 100% amazing pronunciation, 100% amazing easy way to follow up! Bless your life 🤗

beautiful

Excellent video!
Do you have a tutorial for sending an email as well?

This video is exactly what I needed to hear and was explained very well! Thank you so much

Fantastic, John! I am really excited to play with AssemblyAI for building NL interfaces to APIs. You are the best! ❤ coding with you.

Dude, you are amazing at explaining things. Thank you!

You taught me so much in one video. 😂. I was so confused with this coming from Spring-boot background . Thank you so much!

this video made me want program in java again

Your videos are awesome 👏 👏 👏 Please make design pattern videos

Thanks for this stuff. I have one doubt using gson. What if the response has inner object / another object inside json response. For example: {id:{token:8900}}
In the above case, how we form a class object so that gson can understand.
I'm thinking of creating a map variable on the class. Is that correct?

That windows update in the corner is bothering me.

What about the producer side of a REST API?

George Constanza would be proud :P

Excellent. Took me a few hours of wrestling with Maven to get Gson working, but eventually I wore it out, and everything works great now. Thanks for a clear and simple explanation of all the concepts. New fan.

There has to be a simpler way to do a post and get request in Java than 60 lines of code??

I am trying to pass a local file instead of a url in the 'file' field of the post request. It isn't working, I am getting response 400 and {
"error": {
"message": "1 validation error for Request\nbody -> file\n field required (type=value_error.missing)",
"type": "invalid_request_error",
"param": null,
"code": null
}
}
Any idea why?

It is unbelievable how you can explain things so easily... Damn!!! Thank you so much!!!!

What a master class! Thank you so much!

I got error "File does not contain audio, appears to be text/html". There is no problems with the link. What could it be?

System.out.println("Hello World!"); X0 my brain hurts. LOL

Man, what a true masterpiece content!!!

Your video turned my day into one of those that you experience something and it totally change your approach or vision about something.
Thank you so much!

ps.: You used Boomerang extension in Google chrome. Is there a similar one for Firefox?
Once more, thank you a lot!

it didn't work with me i post a question why and it gets deleted?!

Will you be adding more api videos to your Java course?

perfect!!!

Thank you, John! You really are a great teacher!

very good tutorial! I coded while listening to it. Very helpful! Thanks very much, John!

Awesome tutorial! Looking forward to more API tutorials!

Amazing tutor

That was cool 👏👏

John, you sound like a professor to me. Clean and concise, exactly what I needed. Thanks a lot buddy!

ty mr john

Hi John, your videos are to the point and want to thank you for sharing you knowledge in understandable way. Also, would like to see more vidoes on rest template, feign client and web client.

Hey your video is great but I have one question. How can I get a value that is stored in a json array using gson?

Excelent! Great tutorial. Please buddy, Could you tell me the dependencies that you are using?