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How to Create a REST API With Kotlin and Helidon SE?

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Hello everyone, Today, we will show you how to create a simple REST API with  Helidon SE and  Kotlin . Quick Overview: Helidon SE is designed to be a microframework that fortifies the reactive programming model. Helidon SE features three core APIs to engender a microservice -- a web server, configuration, and security -- for building microservices-predicated applications.  Helidon's web server is an asynchronous and reactive API that runs on top of Netty. The WebServer interface includes support for configuration, routing, error handling, and building metrics and health endpoints. The Config loads and processes configuration properties(application.properties or application.yaml) in key/value format.  The Security class provides support for authentication, sanction, and audit. Let's begin, Final Project Directory: Maven [pom.xml]: <?xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" ?> <project xmlns = "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" ...

Java, Helidon SE get URL query string parameters example

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Hello everyone, Today, we will show you how to create a simple REST API with  Helidon SE 2.5.0  and  Java 17  and how to get URL  query string parameters. Quick Overview: Helidon SE is designed to be a microframework that fortifies the reactive programming model. Helidon SE features three core APIs to engender a microservice -- a web server, configuration, and security -- for building microservices-predicated applications.  Helidon's web server is an asynchronous and reactive API that runs on top of Netty. The  WebServer  interface includes support for configuration, routing, error handling, and building metrics and health endpoints. The  Config  loads and processes configuration properties(application.properties or application.yaml) in key/value format.  The  Security  class provides support for authentication, sanction, and audit. Query parameters are a defined set of parameters affixed to the end of a url. They are exte...

How to Create a REST API With Helidon SE and Java?

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Hello everyone, Today, we will show you how to create a simple REST API with Helidon SE 2.5.0 and Java 17 . Quick Overview: Helidon SE is designed to be a microframework that fortifies the reactive programming model. Helidon SE features three core APIs to engender a microservice -- a web server, configuration, and security -- for building microservices-predicated applications.  Helidon's web server is an asynchronous and reactive API that runs on top of Netty. The WebServer interface includes support for configuration, routing, error handling, and building metrics and health endpoints. The Config loads and processes configuration properties(application.properties or application.yaml) in key/value format.  The Security class provides support for authentication, sanction, and audit. Let's begin, Final Project Directory: Maven [pom.xml]: <?xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" ?> <project xmlns = "http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" x...