In the previous part, we set up a little request flow that used Spring MVC to define a request mapping into our DOC system, and provide the user with a list of tramps retrieved from the a service. We also hooked it all up together nicely as components (using the @Controller and @Service Spring Stereotypes) – so they all play together seamlessly.
In this part we’ll get our tramps web application to read tramps information …
Request mapping with Spring MVC 3.1 is quite sophisticated, and lets you use quite a few neat tricks. The following are two particularly tricky bits that are not very straight-forward to get directly from the documentation:…
Baa.. took a lot of searching in code, and I don’t particularly like the result – but it is what it is. The main issue is that my designer wanted us to get clever with how form validation error messages are displayed to the user. the <form:errorstag is very useful for most cases – where you basically only want to display the errors to the users, perhaps with a specific class in mind. You can …
Ok, I finally got around to do this. Sorry for the wait, but I was pre-occupied with, well – life, work and everything in between.
In the first part of this tutorial, I walked through setting STS up, and dealing with the default project you create with the Spring-MVC template. In this part – I want to try and go a bit deeper – so I’ll touch a bit on mapping requests and on displaying …
In a previous post about Spring MVC I touched briefly about the DispatcherServlet and what it means for Spring-MVC.
In this post I am going to dive a bit deeper into the the DispatcherServlet and how Spring MVC uses it.…
If you followed part 2 of this tutorial, you have an appengine application that displays a Google map in your browser, and lets you click the map to add markers to it.
While extremely useful on long, cold Winter nights, you probably want more from your application. For example, you’d probably like to be able to save those markers somewhere, so you can share them with your users.…
In this part, I’ll show how to get started with STS (SpringSource Tool Suite) and Spring MVC. We’ll only use the default project that STS generates, but it’s a good start to any development effort with Spring MVC you might get into.…
Google’s appengine is the Google cloud offering. It is highly scalable, and provides a free entry level cloud application platform. However, it is not very trivial to develop for and deploy on.
Google maps API version 3 is the current (June 2011) officially supported version of integrating with Google maps. The API allows you to display and manipulate maps in may ways.…
Google’s appengine is the Google cloud offering. It is highly scalable, and provides a free entry level cloud application platform. However, it is not very trivial to develop for and deploy on.
Google maps API version 3 is the current (June 2011) officially supported version of integrating with Google maps. The API allows you to display and manipulate maps in many ways.…
In a recent Spring webflow project, I had a requirement to generate a PDF on the fly and display it as part of a web page.
The containing web page is part of a Spring webflow, and the PDF generation service already exists.
After some poking around, I came up with the simplest solution ever: Spring MVC……
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