Comments on Captain Debug's Blog: Exception Handling with the Spring 3.2 @ControllerAdvice Annotation

Thanks for sharing. The 'ControllerAdvice'...

2016-05-09T22:28:31.663+01:00

Thanks for sharing. The 'ControllerAdvice' is really a useful annotation to abstract exception handling behaviors!

Ina, this should handle any exceptions that are sp...

2014-06-05T17:35:28.207+01:00

Ina, this should handle any exceptions that are specified in the @ExceptionHandler annotation irrespective of wherever they originate in your code, so long as they get thrown out of the controller method.

Hi, I have one question: this controller handles e...

2014-06-05T16:00:34.484+01:00

Hi, I have one question: this controller handles exceptions thrown by ohter controller or it handles all the exception, from service let say.
Thanks

Pakman It's difficult to say what's wrong ...

2013-12-12T22:06:10.320+00:00

Pakman
It's difficult to say what's wrong without looking at your code, mine worked okay.

Things to check are:
1) that you have the correct annotation on the object you're injecting via @Autowired. This means using @Service or @Component

2) that you have the correct tags in your Spring context xml file.

You can also switch on DEBUG logging and take a look at all the messages Spring throws out whilst it's loading the ApplicationContext.

How did you manage to make the @Autowired work in ...

2013-12-12T18:55:13.338+00:00

How did you manage to make the @Autowired work in your @ControllerAdvice?

I can't make it work. The @ControllerAdvice gets called alright, but the @Autowired dependency is not satisfied (it is alwas null).