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Can you have anybody idea about, how to configure spring and Odata service using java. Please send me anybody knows about it.
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Your question is a bit vague ;-) You don't say if you want to consume or produce an OData service and if you have chosen an OData Java library / framework.
Olingo could be a good fit for you.
Regarding the server support, I implemented a support. See these two links: https://templth.wordpress.com/2015/02/12/implementing-a-spring-custom-namespace-for-olingo/ and https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OLINGO-562.
Regarding the client support, it depends on what you want to do. Having dependency injection for Olingo client classes doesn't seem necessary at a first sight.
Hope it helps you,
Thierry
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I am working on a Java application and I have a requirement to connect my application to an Elasticsearch Server.
I am new to both Java and Elasticsearch, and am unsure how to proceed. I couldn't find any documentation that made sense.
Can anybody please guide me. Thanks in advance.
Elasticsearch is itself written in Java, and has a Java Native Client.
It also has a REST API that allows any language to interact with it (which is more commonly used, and how I connect to it from Java and Python). You will need to use something like the Apache HTTP Components to make the REST calls.
There is another project, Jest, that adds a more Java OO layer on top of the REST calls.
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I have a Vaadin Project that I didn't wrote. I didn't do anything with Vaadin before. Now I have to implement an API and Web Services for further communication.
So my question is: Is it possible to create web services and a further URL structure to the project besides the Vaadin stuff?
Thank you for your answers.
Vaadin is just a User Interface framework - for the presentation layer.You can write your service layer separately from the presentation layer as usual. So you can use whatever framework or mechanism you are familliar with in java or better yet just add more web services in a same way the old ones are published to preserve consistency.
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I know to create Restful web service but I don't know how to implement restful facade in java.
I would appreciate if you share some links or examples of implementation.
Your question isn't that specific, so hard to provide a targeted suggestion, but I've been using spring mvc to create restful webservices in java with a fair amount of success. Spring have an examples project, which it claims "demonstrates the capabilities of the Spring MVC web framework through small, simple examples":
https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-mvc-showcase
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I am new to the restful web services. So my knowledge is minimal about the topic. I am developing a restful service in Java & I want to call an Amazon web service API from inside the service. Is this possible? How many ways can I do this?
There's no difference to any other java program. Just call the URL using a HTTP Client. A popular one ist the HttpClient from Apache HttpComponent.
Take a look at Jersey framework. If I understand you correctly, you should find this section of the documentation useful.
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I am coming from Java Spring background. I am big fan of various Spring modules like Spring Core, Spring Security, Spring MVC etc.
I would now like to implement a web project in PHP and also I would like to leverage features provided by Spring framework. Is it possible to expose Services (Service Oriented Architecture) on server side using Spring and PHP?
I read about this article http://www.cs.montana.edu/~tosun/phpvsjava.pdf wherein a lot of limitations of PHP mentioned w.r.t. Java. Do you suggest any alternatives for overcoming these limitations?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
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You should consider Symfony. You get a lot of nice features like dependency injection that you are used to with Spring.
Hope that helps.