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• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 1
• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 2
• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 3

It's a last article from the series about Spring REST exception handling. Finally this time I will talk about handling of REST exceptions which can occur during a form processing. So in this tutorial you will see everything related to REST, forms and exception handling. What about client side? JQuery will be used to reflect all responses of the REST service.

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• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 1
• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 2
• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 3

This is a second article from the series about REST Exception handling with Spring. In my previous post I have described how to organise the most simple exception handling in a REST service. This time I will go further and I will show you when you'd better to use exception handling on a @ControllerAdvice level.

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• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 1
• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 2
• Spring REST: Exception handling vol. 3

Hi everyone, it's time to continue publish new articles in my blog. So I'm happy to announce that I'm planning to write a couple of technical series of posts. In the current post I'm going to start talking about a Spring REST Exception handling. Spring suggests to us several ways of REST exception handling, but I want to concentrate your attention on two of them: