ResponseEntity list of object response output Open the browser, open the network tab in developer tools and enter the url “http://127.0.0.1:8080/example/list”. Like in the following image, you will see that a JSON response is received which contains the list of objects in the form of ...
In the example, we have two URL paths that send a list of users and a random user utilizingResponseEntity. $ curl localhost:8080/random-user {"name":"Roger Roe","occupation":"driver"} $ curl localhost:8080/users [{"name":"John Doe","occupation":"gardener"}, {"name":"Roger Roe","...
* and the {@linkplain HttpStatus#OK OK} status, or an empty body and a * {@linkplain HttpStatus#NOT_FOUND NOT FOUND} status in case of a * {@linkplain Optional#empty()} parameter. * @return the created {@code ResponseEntity} * @since 5.1 */ publicstatic<T>ResponseEntity<T>of(Op...
private final List<Object> requestBodyAdvice = new ArrayList<>(4); private final List<Object> responseBodyAdvice = new ArrayList<>(4); /** * Create an instance from a list of objects that are either of type * {@code ControllerAdviceBean} or {@code RequestBodyAdvice}. */ public Request...