API Tutorial (Java) - Part 11: JAX-RS Setup
Building an API to sell on the RapidAPI marketplace. Using "enterprise" tools and technologies (Github, Java 17, IntelliJ, Maven, Jetty, JAX-RS, Jersey, AWS, RHEL). Provides all the details on how to start a project from scratch and build it into a fully functional and secure system, complete with OpenAPI documentation, running on Amazon AWS and available in the RapidAPI marketplace, easily managed and updated with zero down-time for best accessibility and experience for customers.
Part 11 provides some initial configuration of Jersey/JAX-RS to stand up a test REST endpoint.
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Part 10 - Jetty Servlets: https://youtu.be/hBCbDmEDSOk
Part 12 - DI and Port Config: https://youtu.be/LL64H6QjFYA
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