@RequestMapping testing Various access methods

Configuring the View resolver

11 PackageCom.tgb.controller; 2233ImportOrg.springframework.stereotype.Controller; 44Importorg.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable; 55Importorg.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping; 66ImportOrg.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod; 7788ImportCom.tgb.entity.User; 99Ten10@Controller OneOne @RequestMapping ("/test")   A12//This can also be written as @requestmapping ("/test.do") or not, because the *.do is configured in Web. XML -13 Public classTestController { -14 the@RequestMapping (params= "Method=adduser")   -16 PublicString addUser (user user) { -System.out.println ("dddddddddd");  -18return"Success";  +19        }   -20 +@RequestMapping (value= "/test0")//The default is Get mode A22 PublicString test0 () { atSYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Access path: Test/test0.do");  -24return"Success";  -25        }   -26 -@RequestMapping (value= "/test1", method=requestmethod.post) -28 Publicstring test1 (String sex) { in29System.out.println (Sex);  -SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Access path is: Test/test1.do, and is get way ___" +sex);  to31return"Success";  +32        }   -33 the@RequestMapping (value= "/test2", method=requestmethod.get,params= "Param=test2")   *35 PublicString test2 () { $SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Access path: Test/test1.do?param=test2, and get Mode"); Panax Notoginseng37return"Success";  -38        }   the39 +40//Rest-style parameters A@RequestMapping (value= "/test3/{name}")   the42 PublicString Test3 (@PathVariable string name) {//the name of the formal parameter and the receive parameter match +43System.out.println (name);  -SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Access path: Test/test3/zhangsan.do"));  $System.out.println ("Look at the access path here, directly will ' Zhangsan ' This parameter value is passed to the @requestmapping (value=\"/test3/{name}\ ") in the name parameter name, can be arbitrarily named Parameter name, ");  $46return"Success";  -47        }   -48 the@RequestMapping (value= "/test5/{name}")   -50 PublicString Test5 (@PathVariable ("name") string rename) {//the name of the parameter and receive parameters are inconsistentWuyi51System.out.println (rename);  theSYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Access path: Test/test5/zhangsan.do"));  -System.out.println ("Look at the access path here, directly will ' Zhangsan ' This parameter value is passed to the @requestmapping (value=\"/test5/{name}\ ") in the name parameter name, can be arbitrarily named Parameter name, "+ Wu54 "Then the name of the @pathvariable (\" Name\ ") in the back is consistent with that name above, then bind this name to the parameter rename");  -55return"Success";  About56        }   $57 -@RequestMapping (value= "/test4/{sex}/{sno}")   -59//Here I write @requestmapping (value= "Test4/{sex}/{sno}") also can drop -60 PublicString Test4 (@PathVariable ("sex") string sex, @PathVariable ("Sno") String Sno) { A61System.out.println (Sex);  +62System.err.println (SNO);  theSYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Access path: Test/test4/male/10506.do");  -64return"Success";  $65        }   the66 the67//Support Regular the@RequestMapping (value= "/test6/{textualpart:[a-z-]+}.{ numericpart:[\\d]+} ")   the69 Publicstring Test6 (@PathVariable string textualpart, @PathVariable string numericpart) { -System.out.println (Textualpart);//Output Sometxt inSystem.out.println (Numericpart);//Output 123 theSYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Access path: Test/test6/sometxt.123.do");  the73return"Success";  About74        }   the75 the76//access to the Web-inf under the views file in the different directories of the page, which is accessed in the user directory, do not know what other good ways not the@RequestMapping (value= "/test7"))   +78 PublicString test7 () { -SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Access path: Test/test7.do");  the80return"User/success"; Bayi81        }   the82 the83}

@RequestMapping testing Various access methods