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by MoosePlissken
4564 days ago
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Are you using an especially old version of Spring? I work with Spring MVC on a pretty regular basis and I've never had that much trouble with defining a new controller/model/view. Controller:
Add an @Controller annotation and some @RequestMappings and you're done. Model:
Usually these have no Spring dependency at all, though there are annotations you could put on some of the fields for various tasks if you'd like. View:
Also mostly unrelated to Spring. Write a Thymeleaf template or JSP and return the name of it from the appropriate controller method. |
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