AI Form Recognition in Java, Part 1: App Creation and Deployment via Azure App Service

Dawid Borycki

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18 Apr 2022CPOL8 min read

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In this series, we’ll build a business-focused Spring Boot application in Java focused on ingesting images of forms submitted by vendors, processing them through Form Recognizer, and storing them in a PostgreSQL database.

Here we demonstrate how to create a Java application with Spring Boot and add models that will let us save user image uploads and processed form data in the database. Then we create a database using Azure database for PostgreSQL, show how to connect the app to it, and show how deploy the app to Azure App Service.

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Dawid Borycki

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Dawid Borycki is a software engineer and biomedical researcher with extensive experience in Microsoft technologies. He has completed a broad range of challenging projects involving the development of software for device prototypes (mostly medical equipment), embedded device interfacing, and desktop and mobile programming. Borycki is an author of two Microsoft Press books: “Programming for Mixed Reality (2018)” and “Programming for the Internet of Things (2017).”

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