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Running and testing the Java EE RESTful application

Running and testing the Java EE RESTful application

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Running and testing the Java EE RESTful application

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- [Instructor] Okay, so lets pick up from where we left. Now to run this RESTful API application, I will need the Application Server. Right, we talked about the need of Java EE Concurrency, and we said that there's a server container environment that is necessary. So now, I'm going to use GlassFish Server Version 5. In case you have no idea how to add the GlassFish Server to NetBeans IDE, I will quickly show you that procedure. You have to go to Tools, Servers, and then you can say Add Server, right there at the bottom. When you say Add Server, it'll tell you what you can name your server. You can choose which server that you want to use, right, right now we're using GlassFish, you're free to use JBoss, or WebLogic, or WildFly, and then say Next, and then provide the path to the GlassFish installation directory. So in the initial setup, we've already seen as a part of this course, we want to download GlassFish Server, right, so that installation directory path has to be provided here.…

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