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 :: Spring Boot ::        (v1.5.1.RELEASE)

example-spring-boot-application

An example of an application using Spring Boot

In progress...

Setup

It's probably easiest to install springboot with sdkman, issuing the following command at the terminal:

curl -s "https://get.sdkman.io" | bash

then after it's installed:

sdk install springboot

and issuing the following command:

spring --version

should give you this output:

Spring CLI v1.5.1.RELEASE

Double check the version of java you have with:

java -version

which should ideally give you something along the lines of:

java version "1.8.0_121"

If you're using a mac then if you're still on 1.6 then I would suggest using brew to install the latest version of java.

To check that your springboot version works fine, run the following:

spring run ./app.groovy

and navigate to locahost:8080 where you should see a "Hello World" message.

You will then be able to run this Spring Boot application in its current form with the following:

mvn clean package spring-boot:run

provided that you have already run brew install maven beforehand. If you now navigate to the /api/hola endpoint that's been set up on localhost you will see something similar to the following:

Hola Spring Boot de 192.168.1.120