Create a RESTful Web Service with Payara Server 5.194 & NetBeans

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In this vlog I go back to basics to demonstrate the starting steps of creating a RESTful Web Service using Payara Server and NetBeans. I’ll cover where to get the latest release of Payara Server from, how to add the server to NetBeans, and how to create a super basic web application with a JAX-RS endpoint. I’ll also briefly cover how to debug your applications deployed to Payara Server. Hope you find it helpful!

Note – this blog is an update of the original: https://www.payara.fish/blog/create-a-restful-web-service-with-payara-server-netbeans

Environment Details

  • Windows 10
  • Java 11.0.6
  • Apache NetBeans 11.2
  • Payara Server 5.194

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  1. Nurudeen Yusuf

    Great

  2. Stephan

    Hi,

    what I am searching is a demo for a SOAP client.
    The server application resides in Payara 5.
    I use JDK 11 – missing the JEE libraries.

    How to deal this in NetBeans ???

    Thanks for an answer
    Stephan

    1. Jadon Ortlepp

      Unfortunately I dont think we have a JAX-WS demo (on the back of your comment the team thinks its a good idea to create one). However we did find this blog I hope will be useful. https://netbeans.apache.org/kb/docs/websvc/client.html

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