Creating REST Webservice With NetBeans
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This document provides steps for creating a RESTful web service using Java Persistence API (JPA) that consumes a web service and integrates with Google Maps. It outlines setting up a project in NetBeans with Glassfish server and MySQL, generating entities from a database table, creating a RESTful resource class, testing the service, and obtaining a Google Maps API key to integrate maps into the service response.
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