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Web-based traffic with Quarkus

Web-based traffic with Quarkus

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Web-based traffic with Quarkus

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- [Narrator] Quarkus supports a rich set of web-based traffic. Let's start with the basics. HTTP is a relatively easy protocol to implement within Quarkus itself. And Quarkus is an implementation of Eclipse MicroProfile which leverages Jakarta EE formerly J2EE implementations. As such, HTTP traffic, specifically REST implementations, are based on JAX-RS. In Quarkus, the framework handles the server mappings. You don't need to interact with the application server at all or the servlet container, everything is wired for you. With Quarkus Web, just like Java, it all goes through classes and methods. With Quarkus, you also get a wonderful tool called REST Client. This framework provides built-in support for making RESTful web calls via the MicroProfile Rest Client. This leads to a dramatic simplification of the web boundary between two services. The Client handles all the connection settings, setup and tear down…

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