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In Spring's approach to building RESTful web services, how are the HTTP requests handled? Pick ONE option They are handled by a controller and identified by the @RestController annotation. They are handled by an object. They are handled by a class. They are handled by a controller and identified by the @GreetingController annotation.

          In Spring's approach to building RESTful web services, how are the HTTP requests handled?
Pick ONE option
They are handled by a controller and identified by the @RestController annotation.
They are handled by an object.
They are handled by a class.
They are handled by a controller and identified by the @GreetingController annotation.

In Spring's approach to building RESTful web services, how are the HTTP requests handled?
Pick ONE option
They are handled by a controller and identified by the @RestController annotation.
They are handled by an object.
They are handled by a class.
They are handled by a controller and identified by the @GreetingController annotation.

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In Spring's approach to building RESTful web services, how are the HTTP requests handled? Pick ONE option They are handled by a controller and identified by the @RestController annotation. They are handled by an object. They are handled by a class. They are handled by a controller and identified by the @GreetingController annotation.