Angular with Java

  In Previous topic we have looked in Delete Functionality and integrated both UI and JAVA and on click of Delete button we showing message in header if it is success. In this topic we will work on update functionality, let's start and update our code as below : First we have to update our todos-list.component.html and add a column for update, we will remove action column and change it to update and delete columns. Your page will look as below: Now we have to create a updateTodo method in todos-list.component.ts file and from this method we want to open a new page where we update the details. so for opening a new page we have create a component so create a component with ng generate component todo as shown below  If you remember from some of the starting topic we have added new component to app-routing.module.ts file. we have to do this because we are routing to another page when we click on update button. Now create updateTodo method which will route to the edit page so for routi

In Previous Topic we have refactor our Angular and JAVA code a little bit, so that all API's URL will be at same place and also updated Cross Origin at root level. In this topic we will implement delete functionality to our todoList Application. So starting with java change let create a DeleteMapping which will take username and id as parameter and we will delete data based on Id. we will use remove method for removing it from List, so for that we have to generate hashCode and equals method for variable Id in TodoResponse POJO Class. So make the code change as below: 1. RestWebserviceApplication.java 2. TodoController.java 3. HardcodedTodoService.java 4. HardcodedTodoServiceImpl.java 5. TodoResponse.java After all the change you can test it by using chrome extension  "Talend API Tester"  Once you hit on send you can check if its deleted or not by going to http://localhost:8080/users/dummy/todos you can see 102 id is not available Integrating this Delete API with Angular A

  In This topic we will refactor our code for better readability. Refactor JAVA Code : Let's start with JAVA Code so you can see in previous few topic we have added cross origin annotation in each controller to call API from Angular application. what will happen if you have lots of Controller then there will a chance we miss adding it. So what we will do ? For now we will add a bean in  RestWebserviceApplication.class which will handle cross origin. We are going to use WebMvcConfigurer and will override addCorsMappings as per our project needs. WebMvcConfigurer : It is an Interface which is used to customized JAVA Configuration for spring MVC enabled project. addCorsMappings/ CorsRegistry   : It is a default method provided by  WebMvcConfigurer to configure global cross origin request. Update your code as shown below and once you add this you can remove CrossOrigin annotation from Controller class.  Check from UI if your application is working fine after this change. Refactor Angul

From this topic we will update our angular todoList Application with Restful API's. Let's start with our welcome page and add a button, on clicking of that button we will call our webservice. Angular provide us HTTP client module which we are going to use using observable. Before starting make sure you java and angular application is started. Now go to your welcome.component.html to add a button as show below After adding button you have to add getWelcomeMessage() method in your welcome.commponent.ts file and print something for now in console. now if check from your localhost you can see it will print in the console Now we will connect the java service for that let's create a service in angular which will connect to backend java service, for creating a service we will command ng generate service service/data/welcomeData. Now create a method in welcome-data.service.ts file you have to use this service in your welcome component by using dependency injection and update your g