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Currently I am using Postman with POST and GRAPHQL type queries.
I wish I could query the API with spring-boot.
First, I want to make it very, very simple to check that everything is working. I tried with httpURLConnection but no luck.
Could you advise me to do something quick?
Then use spring boot, what do you advise me to use?
Thanking you
I would suggest using some graphql client package instead of writing your own solution. You could use https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-android which is suitable for any Java application. More info can be found here: https://apollographql.com/docs/android/essentials/get-started-java
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I set up a simple Tensorflow server with instructions from here https://tensorflow.github.io/serving/serving_advanced, using my own model. Is there a way to make predict requests directly from Java?
If it's possible, please provide some source code.
Thanks!
Yes can use the tensorflow Java API, doc here. And the java api is experimental.
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I am working on a dynamic web project in java with spring framework running on a tomcat.
in details which one is responsible for url mapping ? and what is role of each of them in this scenario?
If you are very new to J2EE than I would like to suggest first go through JSP and Servlet then you will be able to understand how servlet mapping work, what is web container and all.after getting idea about these thing it would be easy for you to deal with spring, as of now answer to your questions is seems to be broad category.
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I want to port my database from MySQL to Oracle 12c. What is the best way to do that?
My project is written in Java.
The Best way to start with is Oracle's utility which you can found Here.
But then you also need to verify data types of your fields because it creates problem with some complex data types like BLOB etc
Oracle has provide the documentation for migration.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/migration/mysql-093223.html
For migrating application, If you are using any ORM then you have start working on the configurations first.
If your application has a lot of SQLs/procedures then you need help from your DBA team. They can migrate data as well as procedures etc.
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I have developed a spring application and now I required to develop an android application with the same functionality. Now what i want is to use the same web controller part for sending json object in response with those url mappings.
#james i think you could use ContentNegotiationViewResolver for the type of requirement you have. The proper implementation you can get from this link
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I'm looking around for a good solution for JSON-RPC either in JAVA and Javascript (both sides, but I don't mean it has to be the same project!).
Post your hints. I'd like a mainstream project with lot of examples around.
I've tried jsonrpc4j but I can't get it working with spring...
Wikipedia have list of JSON-RPC libraries in various languages.
You can use spring-json view to transfer data from client to server using JSON.
spring-json view
on the official website you will find a list of JSON-RPC libraries/Clients for all languages including java and javascript
http://json-rpc.org/wiki/implementations