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Assignment: CRUD Operations for Project Management System

Objective: Develop a RESTful API using Java 17 and Spring Boot, implementing CRUD (Create,
Read, Update, Delete) operations for a Project Management System. The system should use an
in-memory database for data storage and management.

Prerequisites:

• Proficiency in Java 17

• Familiarity with Spring Boot framework

• Understanding of RESTful API principles

• Basic knowledge of in-memory databases

Task Overview: You are required to design and implement a simple Project Management System
where users can create, retrieve, update, and delete project information. The application should
be built using Java 17 and Spring Boot, with an in-memory database like H2 for data persistence.

Detailed Steps:

1. Project Setup: • Initialize a new Spring Boot project using Spring Initializr
(https://start.spring.io/). • Include dependencies: Spring Web, Spring Data JPA, H2 Database. • Set
up the project structure with appropriate packages (controllers, services, repositories, models,
etc.).

2. Database Configuration: • Configure the H2 in-memory database in application.properties. •


Define the schema for the 'Project' entity (attributes: id, name, description, startDate, endDate,
etc.).

3. Model Creation: • Create a Project model class in the models package with annotations for JPA
entity.

4. Repository Layer: • Create a ProjectRepository interface extending JpaRepository to handle


data operations.

5. Service Layer: • Implement a ProjectService class to handle business logic. • Define methods for
create, read, update, and delete operations.

6. Controller Layer: • Develop a ProjectController class to handle HTTP requests. • Map CRUD
operations to RESTful endpoints (e.g., POST /projects, GET /projects/{id}, etc.).

7. CRUD Operations: • Create: Implement an endpoint to add a new project. • Read: Implement
endpoints to retrieve all projects and a single project by ID. • Update: Implement an endpoint to
update an existing project. • Delete: Implement an endpoint to delete a project by ID.

8. Exception Handling: • Implement global exception handling using @ControllerAdvice to


manage exceptions and provide meaningful error messages.

9. Data Validation: • Use Spring Validation to validate input data for create and update
operations.

10. Testing: • Write unit tests for service layer methods. • Write integration tests for API
endpoints.

11. Documentation: • Document each API endpoint using Swagger or a similar tool.
12. Submission: • Provide a GitHub repository link containing the complete project. • Include a
README file with setup instructions and API usage details.

For internal: Evaluation Criteria: Code Quality: Clean, readable, and well-organized code.
Functionality: All CRUD operations work as expected. Error Handling: Appropriate handling and
reporting of errors. Testing: Coverage of key functionalities with tests. Documentation: Clear and
comprehensive documentation of the API.

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