In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the @ResponseBody annotation to return JSON in the HTTP response body. You might also be interested to learn how to Read JSON Request Body in the Spring MVC Web application. @ResponseBody Annotation To make a method in the Controller class return JSON in HTTP Response body…
Read More Spring Web MVC – Return JSON in Response BodyIn previous, video tutorials I have shared with you how to read Request Path parameters, Query String parameters and Form data. In this tutorial, you will learn how to make a method in the Controller class read JSON body from HTTP request. To read the body of HTTP request, we will use the @RequestBody annotation…
Read More Read JSON Request Body in Spring Web MVCIn this tutorial, you will learn how to read form data in your Spring MVC web application. To read form data in a method of the Controller class you can use the @ModelAttribute annotation. HTML Form Below is an example of an HTML form that submits form data to a /users URI path as an…
Read More Read Form Data in Spring Web MVC with @ModelAttributeIn this lesson, you will learn how to read URL query string parameters in your Spring MVC web application. @RequestParam annotation Let’s assume that we need to create a method that needs to return a list but is limited to a certain number. To make our method read URL Query String Parameters, we will…
Read More Spring Web MVC – Reading URL Query String ParametersIn this tutorial, you will learn how to read URI path variables in your Spring MVC Web application. Define Path Variable To define the path variable in the URI path, we use curly brackets. The @GetMapping annotation below specifies one path variable called userId. Notice that userId is surrounded by curly brackets. @GetMapping(path=”/users/{userId}”) @PathVariable Annotation…
Read More Spring Web MVC – Reading URI Path VariablesIn this tutorial, you will learn how to pass information from your Controller class to the View using the Spring MVC ModelAndView object. In previous lessons, we discussed how to use Model and ModelMap for the same purpose – to pass properties from Controller to the View. The ModelAndView class, you will also use to pass…
Read More Spring Web MVC – The ModelAndView ObjectIn this tutorial, you will learn how to pass information from your Controller class to the View using the Spring MVC ModelMap object. To make ModelMap object available to your controller, you will simply inject it as an argument to your method. Just the same way as we have injected, the Model object in the…
Read More Spring Web MVC – The ModelMap ObjectIn this tutorial, you will learn how to pass information from your Controller class to the View using the Spring MVC Model object. A Model is an object that you can use to pass attributes from the Controller to the View. To make the Model object available to a method in your controller class, you…
Read More Spring Web MVC – The Model ObjectIn this tutorial, you will learn to configure your Spring Boot Web MVC application support Thymeleaf templates. Thymeleaf Maven Dependency To make your Spring Boot Web MVC application support Thymeleaf templates, you will need to add one additional dependency to the pom.xml file. <!– https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.springframework.boot/spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf –> <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf</artifactId> </dependency> Templates Folder In the Spring…
Read More Spring Web MVC – Configure Thymeleaf SupportIn this tutorial, you will learn how to configure the Spring Boot Web MVC application to support JSP(Java Server pages) and JSTL(JSP Standard Tag Library). Video Tutorial Maven Dependencies To configure your Spring Boot application to support Spring MVC, JSP and JSTL add the following maven dependencies to the pom.xml file. Spring Web The following…
Read More Spring Web MVC – Configure JSP SupportThis tutorial is a high-level overview of the Spring Web MVC framework. Below is a high-level diagram of how things work in a Spring MVC Web application built with Spring Boot. Most online tutorials or books will show you a similar diagram that is designed around the Dispatcher Servlet. Because this Dispatcher servlet is…
Read More Spring Web MVC – Overview for BeginnersInternationalization (i18n) is the process of making your application and services capable of delivering in different languages. This tutorial will show how the Spring Boot framework manages internationalization. Overview The internet has become global, implying that any application or website can target millions of users worldwide. Although half of the world’s population may have access…
Read More Spring MVC Internationalization TutorialAn important property of modern web apps is Resilience. In simple words, resilience is the ability of a system’s feature to fail gracefully without impacting the entire system. In the case of web apps, we want to ensure that the entire system will not be down if a remote service (a database, API Server) fails…
Read More Enforcing Resilience in a Spring Boot App using Resilience4JMultiple data source implementations are very crucial in instances where we want to secure the application from vulnerabilities such as a database failure. This will ensure that the application can still function even if part of the database went down. This tutorial will use student and course entities to demonstrate how multiple data sources can…
Read More Multiple Datasources in Spring ApplicationIn this short tutorial, I am going to share with you how to switch your Spring Boot application, at runtime, to use a different logging level. Set Logging Level for a Package in Your App Suppose we have a Spring Boot Application with the following method in a Rest Controller class. @RestController @RequestMapping(“/users”) public class…
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