I have a controller action I think should be an HTTP PUT, but Spring is complaining when I try and use @RequestParam in the controller action. Is request parameters not allo
This, as suggest above, seems to be a bug in spring/servlet API
. In reality PUT
requests are supposed to work on Request Body (or payload)
and not on Request Parameters. In that sense, servlet API & spring's handling is correct.
Having said that, a better and much easier workaround is to pass no data element from your javascript/jQuery
call and pass your parameters as part of the url itself. meaning, set parameters in the url field the way you would do in a GET
call.
$.ajax({
url: "/help/" + helpDocumentId + "/vote.json" + "?param1=param2Val&..",
type: "PUT",
data: "",
success: function(response) {
// ....
}
});
now this works for simple parameters, i guess, will not work for complex JSON types. Hope this helps.