Table of content: Spring MVC: REST application with CNVR vol. 1 Spring MVC: REST application with CNVR vol. 2 Spring MVC: REST application with CNVR vol. 3 In the previous post I have made a fast overview of the setting up environment for Spring MVC REST project with CNVR. In this part I can focus directly on a controller and…
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Table of content: Spring MVC: REST application with CNVR vol. 1 Spring MVC: REST application with CNVR vol. 2 Spring MVC: REST application with CNVR vol. 3 Not so long time ago I have read an article written by Paul Chapman about Content Negotiating View Resolver (CNVR). That post on a Spring Framework Blog inspired me to investigate this framework's…
Not so long time ago I wrote a post about HTTP sessions in a Spring MVC application. That was the simple article with an emphasis on practical aspect of usage. In the end of the post I promised to write more advanced topic dedicated to the sessions in Spring MVC applications. So I'm going to publish this stuff.
Drop-down lists are the one of the most frequent elements in web forms. In HTML you can create such control using appropriate tags: < form:select > - parent tag of drop-down list and < form:option > - child tag of < form:select > tag. Spring MVC tag library has its own solution for the drop-down lists. In this post I will write about < form:select >, < form:option >, and < form:options > tags.
It's hard to imagine a web-application which doesn't has some validation logic for an user data. Almost all user's data has some constraints, e.g. date of birth should consist of day, month, year etc. Spring MVC has its own solution for the data validation, and it's become available with the help of Validator interface.