@RequestMapping Annotation

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HomeController.java I have web page which loads the pages dynamically. My first Mapping method loads the appropriate pages as per the product choosed. I hav a menu in each product page and I need the second mapping method to execute. But it always executes the first one. What should I do to execute the second one?

   @RequestMapping("/page/{pagename}")
     public ModelAndView loadProductPage(ModelMap model, @PathVariable("pagename") String pagename) {
     System.out.println("Load Product Page");
     model.addAttribute("productname",pagename);
     return new ModelAndView("products/"+pagename+"/"+pagename);
 }


 @RequestMapping("/page/loadpage/{choosedProduct}/{linkChoosed}")
 public ModelAndView loadProductMenuPages(ModelMap model, @PathVariable("linkChoosed") String linkChoosed, @PathVariable("choosedProduct") String choosedProduct) {
    System.out.println("Product Choosed" + choosedProduct);
    System.out.println("Link Choosed" + linkChoosed);
     return new ModelAndView("products/"+choosedProduct+"/"+linkChoosed);
 }

Throws an error even after changing the second mapping method to @RequestMapping("/page/loadpage/{choosedProduct}/{linkChoosed}") — , Mar 24 '15 at 10:22
I am getting the following error message @NaveenRamawat HTTP Status 404 - /controller/WEB-INF/views/products/loadpage/loadpage.jsp — , Mar 24 '15 at 10:46
If that was the error, looks like the problem is that the view doesn't exist. In case of an error in the spring code, a 500 error is thrown. /controller/WEB-INF/.. doesn't seem right. Are your views in the controller folder? — Karthik, Mar 24 '15 at 11:01

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Mar 24 '15 at 11:05

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Maybe changing the order (move the second method above the first one) might help.

answered Mar 24 '15 at 11:05

Andreas Kühntopf

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