Q. To publish a REST service with Spring.

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Q. Publishing an application’s data as a REST service requires.

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Q. Spring supports a series of mechanisms to generate a REST service payload.

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Q. Annotation added as an input parameter to the handler method.

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Q. Notation for defining REST endpoints.

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Q. General-purpose class that allows a response to be rendered using a marshaller.

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Q. Marshalling is the process of transforming an in-memory representation of an object into a data format.

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Q. The marshaller used by MarshallingView belongs to one of a series of XML marshallers.

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Q. To configure Jaxb2Marshaller marshaller we require.

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Q. In the case of classesToBeBound, the classes assigned to this property, indicate the class (i.e., object) structure that is to be transformed into XML.

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Q. Annotation which allows the Jaxb2Marshaller marshaller to detect a class’s (i.e., object’s) fields.

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Q. Accessing a third-party REST service inside a Spring application.

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Q. REST service end point comprises an address.

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Q. XML tag which represents information related to a REST service request.

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Q. RestTemplate class method which performs an HTTP HEAD operation.

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Q. Payload format for REST services.

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Q. All REST service payloads rely on XML markup.

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Q. Class that forms part of Spring to apply JSON content.

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Q. The MappingJacksonJsonView class depends on Jackson JSON processor library.

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Q. Information you wish to publishas a JSON Object can be located in a RDBMS or text file, accessed through JDBC or ORM.

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