Comments on Captain Debug's Blog: Using Spring MVC’s @ModelAttribute Annotation

David, I don't think that the source for this...

2013-05-10T19:30:05.691+01:00

David,
I don't think that the source for this project is available; however, if you search for captaindebug on GitHub, you'll find lots of sample projects for other blogs on Spring.

Locks great. I wanted to do something like this as...

2013-05-10T11:52:00.428+01:00

Locks great.
I wanted to do something like this as a starting project. Since I'm a beginner with Spring MVC it would be a great help to have the example as a complete example project. Specially with all the classes to see how they interact.
Can you provide something like this?

In the addUser Mehod the ModelAttribute should be ...

2013-04-10T10:07:18.137+01:00

In the addUser Mehod the ModelAttribute should be "User" rather than "user"

Is it possible to have a @ModelAttribute with not-...

2012-09-26T07:05:14.805+01:00

Is it possible to have a @ModelAttribute with not-required id field and populate it when accessing a @ResourceMapping method via ajax request?

I have a list of items on my page and I would like to fetch the data asynchronously when clicked on an item. The ajax call is catched with @ResourceMapping method with that item's id. But I don't seem to get the data on form however I try.

Thx for the great comment. It's very helpful.

2011-11-18T02:41:29.346+00:00

Thx for the great comment. It's very helpful.

To clarify this point... the addUser(...) method...

2011-11-16T09:07:50.617+00:00

To clarify this point...

the addUser(...) method is the second request handler method annotated by @RequestMapping.

If a call is made to any method in the AddUserController class with the @RequestMapping annotation, then the populateUser() method is called first. In the case of a call to addUser(...), you don't need the User object returned by the populateUser(...) method. Hence, in a real world scenario, you just may suffer an unnecessary performance degradation, especially if populateUser() has to read default values from a database.

Hope that helps.

I'm confused which method is second one that y...

2011-11-14T22:11:40.119+00:00

I'm confused which method is second one that you mentioned "the second request handler method call doesn’t need the new user...".
If you say createForm(), I think createForm need new user for every request.

Ooops. Now corrected.

2011-11-05T13:22:58.173+00:00

Ooops. Now corrected.

Good example, but you are using addAddress in your...

2011-11-05T12:41:16.375+00:00

Good example, but you are using addAddress in your code instead of addUser.