The Art of Java-Based HTTP Data Service Implementation and Testing (Part 2)

In the previous article of this HTTP data service implementation and testing series, we walked through the process of creating a simple data service in Java with a built-in fully automated testing facility. In today's post, we will flesh out the project with RESTful service endpoints for a simple TODO task management system. We will also demonstrate how to create automated testing cases for all service endpoints. Here are the service endpoints we will code in today's journey:

• GET /todos
  Get all TODO items
• GET /todos/?q=?
  Query TODO items with the description of the value passed in by "q"
• GET /todos/{id}
  Return the TODO item specified by ID
• POST /todos
  Add one TODO item
• DELETE /todos/{id}
  Remove the TODO item specified by ID

So let's start by creating our project. Typing the following command in your console to generate the project:

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