First of all, let me highlight that status codes are meant to indicate the result of the sever’s attempt to understand and satisfy the client’s request. If everything goes well, then I return 200 and the image id. Seems to be fine, but I would advise you to return 201 along with a Location header … Read more
Steps to use ‘Multipart/form-data ‘ in Postman Create a new tab Insert controller Url Set method type as POST Under Body tab, select form-data For each key that is a file, set Value type as File
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you could use multipart form from insomnia with this you could send data and file at the same request
In short Spring Boot reduces the need to write a lot of configuration and boilerplate code. It has an opinionated view on Spring Platform and third-party libraries so you can get started with minimum effort. Easy to create standalone applications with embedded Tomcat/Jetty/Undertow. Provides metrics, health checks, and externalized configuration. You can read more here … Read more
it depends on your frontend server. For example nginx has the uwsgi_read_timeout parameter. (generally set to 60 seconds). The uWSGI http router as the –http-timeout default to 60 seconds and so on. As you are talking about a rest api i am quite doubtful it requires more than 60 seconds to generate a response, are … Read more
403 sounds like the most appropriate choice. It basically says “nu-uh. You don’t get to see that.”, which is pretty much the case here. 10.4.4 403 Forbidden The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it. Authorization will not help and the request SHOULD NOT be repeated. […] Of course, it’d be a … Read more
The update action (PUT method) is not appropriate because PUT is suppose to be idempotent. The only this would be possible is if the state was sent as part of the representation. This is inconsistet with an “event”. Is this correct? Correct. Since, events aren’t idempotent, then the a POST must be used. But, to … Read more
The response body is blank because the @Async annotation is used at findEmail method of UserRepository class, it means that there is no data returned to the following sentence User user = userRepository.findByEmail(email); because findByEmail method is running on other different thread and will return null instead of a List object. The @Async annotation is … Read more