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stryter6246yYou can use Spring Boot which uses embedded tomcat by default. You can also swap out tomcat for jetty if you like.
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donuts238486y@stryter so I can like annotate the classes and methods so it gets the query params and and just return objects which it will serialize automatically?
Guess will give it a try thanks. -
Rikan2856yAnother framework would be Dropwizard, you can use annotations path resolving and for your parameters.
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stryter6246y@billgates absolutely. You actually have a variety of ways to tackle the problem you are describing with Spring (Boot).
I would highly recommend giving it a shot. You won't be disappointed :)
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