This short post publishes a Restful Web Service and then tests @Put and @Post methods using rest-shell. Create the Service Follow the instructions from my previous post: Produce Json From Restful CXF Web Service. Once you have done this, modify …
In this post, we are going to create a simple Restful web service that returns json. This post follows on from Create Restful Web Services with JBoss, Maven, Apache CXF and Spring, but is also self-contained. Create the Project Using …
In this short post, we are going to create a simple restful web service using Apache CXF, Spring, and JBoss AS7. Create the Project Using Eclipse / JBoss Developer Studio New -> Maven Project maven-archetype-webapp Group Id: com.skills421.webservices Artifact Id: SimpleCXFRest The …
Objectives In this example we will integrate Drools, Spring and Camel. We will first execute a test to show that our Rules are firing using just Drools Next we will test our Spring / Drools integration is working by loading …
This post is concerned predominantly with linking Spring3.x and Drools5.6. We will configure Spring, Drools and create a simple rule to test that we are up and running. Add the Drools Plug-in to Spring STS Start Eclipse Help -> Install …
For International Support we need to implement properties files for each language. In order to support this, Spring provides a ResourceBundleMessageSource which we define in the spring-config.xml. With this in place, we can supply Spring with a list of properties …
This example is a little contrived in order to keep it simple. So far we have only covered Spring beans that are defined using the spring-config.xml. In this example we will use annotations in the bean class declaration to identify …
Spring supports JSR-250 which provides @Resource, @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy annotations. @Resource The @Resource annotation is used in the bean class and is attached to the setter methods of the properties. It is used to inject a specific bean resource. – …
In our previous examples we have to define a bean for each BeanPostProcessor we wanted to use. Spring provides a shortcut to do this in the context namespace. We simply need to add the context namespace to our declared namespaces …
We use @Autowired to automatically wire our bean dependencies. Example In the following example, we have autowired the home address for our student from the previous example. Spring will look for a single bean with a type that matches the …