In the previous tutorial, you learned about the components of a controller in Spring MVC, in this tutorial, we will learn together how to define a controller in Spring MVC. Continue with the project which I created in the previous tutorial, as you can see,… Read More
Usually, when we want to request specific information from a RESTful Web Service, we usually use requests like “/student/2” or “/product/5”, where 2 and 5 are the values that can be changed depending on demand. To construct such requests in Spring MVC, we need to… Read More
I have shown you how to use JPA in the Spring framework in the previous tutorial. In this tutorial, I will continue to guide you all using JPA in Spring MVC. First, I will also create a Maven project as an example: If someone does… Read More
In the Spring MVC as I mentioned in this tutorial, the last step of processing the request, DispatcherServlet selects the View Template and passes the Model data so that the View Template can handle rendering the interface and return it to the DispatcherServlet. The View… Read More
In the tutorial about the MVC Model, you guys know that for the web environment, we need a Front Controller to receive the request and return a response. DispatcherServlet is a Front Controller like that in Spring MVC. In this tutorial, we will look at… Read More
The @RequestMapping annotation beside allows us to define the request URL, it also allows us to define the HTTP request method for the controller in Spring MVC using its method attribute. In this tutorial, we will learn more about this method property. In the project that… Read More
In the MVC model, the controller receives the request from the user, processes the request, builds the data for the view (model), and selects the view to return the result to the user. In this tutorial, we will look at an overview about the controller… Read More
To specify the format that a request can process for a user request, such as the JSON data format, we can use the @RequestMapping annotation with the consumes property in Spring MVC. How is it in detail? Let’s find out in this tutorial! First, I… Read More
We usually use the @Controller annotation to develop Spring MVC applications, but since version 4.x, Spring has introduced another annotation called @RestController. What is the purpose of annotation @RestController? What is the difference between @Controller annotation and @RestController annotation? In this tutorial, let’s find out!… Read More
To specify the data format that will be returned to the user when they request a URL, in Spring MVC we can use the @RequestMapping annotation with the produces attribute. How is it in detail? Let’s find out in this tutorial! First, I will create… Read More
