I have been using Spring MVC for 4 months, but I still cannot validate my forms. This is what I am trying to do:
In my Spring 3 MVC application a users need to save a password and it would be a nice feature if they also were able to confirm the password upon saving.
I\'m working on a Spring MVC 3 web application, I have some JSPs that works well with an exception, I\'m having some problem displaying images -gif, jpeg and so on-. I tried these on the JSP side:
Some of this question is related to JPA, but it\'s more about approaches than technology so hopefully someone will be able to offer advice.
I have the following pojo: public class Foo { @Size(min=0,max=10) private Stringbar = null; @Size(min=0,max=10)
How do I make a value retrieved from a form object available to another class. Lets call this class Sample.java. How do I make the values submitted from the
I\'m trying to build a RESTful API using Spring MVC. I\'m shooting for clean and manageable code where the package structure follows the url structure.
Is a way to access view name in JSP (profile in example below) or i need to add this name to model ? @RequestMapping(value=\"/user/account\", method=RequestMethod.GET)
I want to make a bean which has values from properties file. I made something like this: @Component public class MainNavs implements Iterable<Nav>{
Background: I\'m relatively new to Java/Spring and inherited a project built on them. We\'re moving to AWS Elastic Beanstalk which changed the location of the main page for JSON requests from:
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