Consuming a RESTful Java web service with ReactJS
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Learn how to access a RESTful web service and consume its resources with ReactJS in Open Liberty. Discover how to deserialize JSON data and present it using a paginated table component. Start building your single-page application with React using the provided configuration in the src/main/frontend directory.
At a Glance
Explore how to access a simple RESTful web service and consume its resources with ReactJS in Open Liberty.
You will learn how to access a REST service and deserialize the returned JSON that contains a list of artists and their albums by using an HTTP client with the ReactJS library. You will then present this data by using a ReactJS paginated table component.
The React application in this guide is provided and configured for you in the src/main/frontend directory. The application uses the Create React App prebuilt configuration to set up the modern single-page React application. The create-react-app integrated toolchain is a comfortable environment for learning React and is the best way to start building a new single-page application with React.
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