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MCP Server using Spring Boot Java

by mtwn105

This project is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation built with Spring Boot and Java 21. It demonstrates how to create an MCP server that provides user management tools for AI assistants.

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What is MCP Server using Spring Boot Java?

This is an MCP server built with Spring Boot and Java 21. It provides user management tools for AI assistants, allowing them to interact with user data through the Model Context Protocol.

How to use MCP Server using Spring Boot Java?

To use the server, clone the repository, build it using Maven, and run the resulting JAR file. The server exposes endpoints for various user management tools, which can be accessed via HTTP POST requests with a specific JSON format. You can use tools like Postman to interact with the server.

Key features of MCP Server using Spring Boot Java

  • Implements MCP server functionality using Spring AI

  • Exposes user management tools via MCP

  • Synchronous communication mode

  • Support for Standard I/O and Server-Sent Events transports

  • Integrates with DummyJSON external API for user data

Use cases of MCP Server using Spring Boot Java

  • Providing user data to AI assistants

  • Managing user profiles through AI interfaces

  • Integrating user management into AI-powered applications

  • Testing and prototyping MCP server implementations

FAQ from MCP Server using Spring Boot Java

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol that enables AI models to interact with external tools and data sources.

What is Spring AI?

Spring AI is a framework that provides abstractions and tools for building AI-powered applications with Spring.

How do I configure the server?

The server is configured using the application.yml file. You can specify the server port, name, and other settings in this file.

What tools are available?

The server exposes tools for getting all users, getting a user by ID, searching users, adding a user, updating a user, and deleting a user.

How do I test the server?

You can use Postman or a similar tool to send HTTP POST requests to the server's endpoints with the appropriate JSON payload.