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What does JAX-RS stand for?
Think of what technology is used for creating REST APIs in Java.
What is the purpose of @GET annotation?
Consider how you would retrieve resources.
What annotation is used to specify the URI for a resource class?
Think about which annotation dictates the URL structure.
Is JAX-RS specific to Java EE only?
Consider what environments JAX-RS is designed for.
Design a JAX-RS resource class that manages a collection of products. Include methods for all CRUD operations.
Consider how each product will be represented and what annotations are necessary.
How would you implement error handling in your resource methods when an employee is not found?
Think about HTTP status codes and how they inform the client about the result of their request.
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