spring-mvc

问题 I have to design a very large scale project for a bank using spring mvc. I already choose to go with the XML configuration. My concern is to limit the start up time of the server. There will be approximately 2000 controllers. I already use component scan for scanning the @Controller . It worked fine. But, the problem is when I remove the component scan from XML and add the controller bean using bean configuration manually in XML, it didn't create the instance of controller in IOC container.

问题 I have to design a very large scale project for a bank using spring mvc. I already choose to go with the XML configuration. My concern is to limit the start up time of the server. There will be approximately 2000 controllers. I already use component scan for scanning the @Controller . It worked fine. But, the problem is when I remove the component scan from XML and add the controller bean using bean configuration manually in XML, it didn't create the instance of controller in IOC container.

问题 Hello everyone I'm getting an exception while develeping a web application with spring mvc and hibernate, the problem is that spring don't know my beans Controller @Autowired public PersonneMetierImpl personneMetier; @RequestMapping(value = "/test", method = RequestMethod.GET) public String test(Locale locale, Model model) { personneMetier.ajouterPersonne(new Personne("azrou", "zakaria.bariki@gmail.com", "bariki", "zakaria", "0641057217")); return "test"; } DAO classe @Repository public class

问题 Hello everyone I'm getting an exception while develeping a web application with spring mvc and hibernate, the problem is that spring don't know my beans Controller @Autowired public PersonneMetierImpl personneMetier; @RequestMapping(value = "/test", method = RequestMethod.GET) public String test(Locale locale, Model model) { personneMetier.ajouterPersonne(new Personne("azrou", "zakaria.bariki@gmail.com", "bariki", "zakaria", "0641057217")); return "test"; } DAO classe @Repository public class

问题 I have an app configured to serve Spring Boot Actuator's health endpoint at /manage/health. Unfortunately due to some details of the infrastructure I'm deploying to I need to alias both / and /health over to /manage/health. I don't see an option to customize just the health endpoint URL via properties. I'm assuming there's no way to add extra @RequestMapping annotations that apply to a controller I don't own. I'd prefer to explicitly define the required aliases as opposed to some traffic

问题 This question already has answers here : Configuring Spring MVC controller to send file to client (2 answers) Closed 5 years ago . Given a simple Java Object: public class Pojo { private String x; private String y; private String z; //... getters/setters ... } Is there some lib that i can put on my project that will make a controller like this: @RequestMapping(value="/csv", method=RequestMethod.GET, produces= MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN) @ResponseBody public List<Pojo> csv() { //Some code to get a

问题 How can I change the error attributes that are exposed when throwing a ResponseStatusException ? Especially I want to hide the exception , error and status type in the json, but only during production. @RestController public class MyController { @GetMapping("/test") public Object get() { throw new org.springframework.web.server.ResponseStatusException( HttpStatus.Forbidden, "some message"); } } Result: { "timestamp": "2018-11-06T12:16:50.111+0000", "status": 403, "error": "Forbidden",

问题 I know this question is very similar to this one, but I feel its different and specific enough to warrant its own question here. I've just inherited a Java web app project from a sole developer who left no documentation behind. Its a Spring MVC app with a basic package structure as follows: com.ourOrg.app.controllers ImageController ProgramController UserController com.ourOrg.app.otherPackages Each Controller class is just a POJO annotated with @Controller and @RequestMapping("/blah") . For

问题 I know this question is very similar to this one, but I feel its different and specific enough to warrant its own question here. I've just inherited a Java web app project from a sole developer who left no documentation behind. Its a Spring MVC app with a basic package structure as follows: com.ourOrg.app.controllers ImageController ProgramController UserController com.ourOrg.app.otherPackages Each Controller class is just a POJO annotated with @Controller and @RequestMapping("/blah") . For

问题 Edit : Here is some explanation of why the accepted answer works for me, and possibly what could be a problem for others. In my foo-app-servlet.xml, i have this line: <context:component-scan base-package="com.foo.app" /> When I used spring2 before, all my service beans came from applicationContext.xml, but now they are being brought in directly in the foo-app-servlet.xml. On my project servlets have their own set of overrides, so I need to override in the servlet override file instead of the