Master Java Web Services and REST API with Spring Boot- Step 01 - Initializing a RESTful Services Project with Spring Bo

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a Spring Boot project using Spring Initializer. It covers creating a Maven project, selecting dependencies, and importing the project into Eclipse. The tutorial explains the Maven project structure, including source files and the POM XML. It also discusses the dependencies required for building RESTful web services and testing. Finally, the video demonstrates how to run the Spring Boot application and verify its successful launch.

What is the primary tool used to initialize a Spring Boot project?

• Gradle Wrapper

• Eclipse IDE

• Maven Central

• Spring Initializer

Which version of Spring Boot should be selected for the project?

• Version 1.5

• Any version below 2.0

• Exactly version 2.0

• Any version greater than 2.0

What is the purpose of specifying a group ID and artifact ID in a Maven project?

• To set the project's version

• To uniquely identify the project

• To define the project's dependencies

• To specify the project's license

Which dependency is essential for developing Restful web services in Spring Boot?

• Spring Boot Starter Security

• Spring Boot Starter Data JPA

• Spring Boot Starter Web

• Spring Boot Starter Test

What is the first step after downloading the Spring Boot project from Spring Initializer?

• Run the project directly

• Unzip the downloaded file

• Delete the zip file

• Compile the project

What is the purpose of the 'pom.xml' file in a Maven project?

• To specify the project's database

• To list all Java classes

• To define project dependencies and build configuration

• To store project logs

What indicates that the Spring Boot application has started successfully?

• An error message in the console

• A pop-up window in Eclipse

• A message indicating the server is running on port 8080

• A prompt to enter user credentials