In the Jakarta EE RESTful Web Services application, to define the request URL, we will use the @Path annotation. This annotation has only one attribute, value(), whose value is the request URL we want to define. You can define the @Path annotation at class level… Read More

Jakarta EE RESTful Web Services define the required specification of a RESTful Web Service in Java. Make it possible for us to implement RESTful Web Services applications with Java. In this tutorial, I will introduce the basics of Jakarta EE RESTful Web Services that you… Read More