earlier version of Spring Boot 11. Developing your first Spring Boot application - Creating the POM - Adding classpath dependencies - Writing the code - The @RestController and @RequestMapping - Inheriting the starter parent - Using Spring Boot without the parent POM Changing the Java version Using the Spring Boot Maven plugin Gradle Ant Starter POMs 14. Structuring Maven repository using Gradle Configuring Gradle to produce a pom that inherits dependency management Configuring Gradle to produce a pom that imports dependency management 60. Supporting other build

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earlier version of Spring Boot 11. Developing your first Spring Boot application - Creating the POM - Adding classpath dependencies - Writing the code - The @RestController and @RequestMapping systems - Dependency management - Maven - Inheriting the starter parent Using Spring Boot without the parent POM Changing the Java version Using the Spring Boot Maven plugin Gradle Ant application conditions SpEL expression conditions Creating your own starter Naming Autoconfigure module Starter module 44. What to read next V. Spring Boot Actuator: Production-ready

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earlier version of Spring Boot 11. Developing your first Spring Boot application - Creating the POM - Adding classpath dependencies - Writing the code - The @RestController and @RequestMapping - Inheriting the starter parent - Using Spring Boot without the parent POM Changing the Java version Using the Spring Boot Maven plugin Gradle Ant Starter POMs 14. Structuring Maven repository using Gradle Configuring Gradle to produce a pom that inherits dependency management Configuring Gradle to produce a pom that imports dependency management 62. Spring Boot AntLib module

earlier version of Spring Boot 11. Developing your first Spring Boot application Creating the POM Adding classpath dependencies Writing the code The @RestController and @RequestMapping Maven Inheriting the starter parent Using Spring Boot without the parent POM Changing the Java version Using the Spring Boot Maven plugin Gradle Ant Starter POMs 14. Structuring your code SpEL expression conditions Creating your own starter Naming Autoconfigure module Starter module 42. WebSockets 43. What to read next 44. Enabling

Spring Boot ..... 15 11. Developing Your First Spring Boot Application ..... 16 11.1. Creating the POM ..... 16 11.2. Adding Classpath Dependencies ..... 17 11.3. Writing the Code ..... 18 The Dependency Management ..... 23 13.2. Maven ..... 23 Inheriting the Starter Parent ..... 24 Using Spring Boot without the Parent POM ..... 24 Using the Spring Boot Maven Plugin ..... 25 13.3 SpEL Expression Conditions ..... 168 46.4. Creating Your Own Starter ..... 168 Naming ..... 169 autoconfigure Module ..... 169 Starter Module ..... 169 47. What to Read Next ..... 170 Spring Boot

earlier version of Spring Boot 11. Developing your first Spring Boot application Creating the POM Adding classpath dependencies Writing the code The @RestController and @RequestMapping Build systems Dependency management Maven Inheriting the starter parent Using Spring Boot without the parent POM Using the Spring Boot Maven plugin Gradle Ant Starters 14. Structuring application conditions SpEL expression conditions Creating your own starter Naming Autoconfigure module Starter module 47. What to read next V. Spring Boot Actuator: Production-ready features