In this post I will show how to build CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) REST-ful (Representational State Transfer) services using Spring Framework. Spring Framework version used in this example is 3.0.6.RELEASE. Apache Tomcat version used for testing the web services is 6.0.29 (default Tomcat version used by Tomcat Maven Plugin of Apache Maven 2.2.1). Project sources are available for download. So let’s start, step by step:

  1. First we have to define the resource on which the CRUD operation will be performed and how this resource will be represented. In our example we will use a resource that represents a User. The resource will be represented using XML (Extensible Markup Language). At the end of the post I will show how you can switch the resource representation to JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) or any other supported form.
  2. Create a Maven project. We will use Maven for project management and build. Maven POM is shown below:
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