Spring Boot Annotations Spring Boot’s annotations are key to getting up to speed with the framework. They allow you to direct the framework to do your bidding, taking control and overriding its defaults when needed. Annotations are quick, easy to use, and orders of magnitude faster than building the equivalent functionality yourself. You can learn more in Spring’s documentation. The PDF or web versions are essential reading if you plan on working with Spring Boot. Knowing how to use annotations can level up your game and help you get the most out of the framework. Listed below are several common annotations, some of them with sample code. Spring Boot works with Java , Kotlin , and Groovy. I’ll use Java for the examples in this article. Basic Setup @SpringBootApplication @Configuration @ComponentScan @EnableAutoConfiguration Request Responses @GetMapping @RequestMapping @RequestParam Component Types @Component @Service @Repository @Controller @R...
12.2 Text inlining Text inlining is very similar to the expression inlining capability we have just seen, but it actually adds more power. It has to be enabled explicitly with th:inline="text" . Text inlining not only allows us to use the same inlined expressions we just saw, but in fact processes tag bodies as if they were templates processed in the TEXT template mode, which allows us to perform text-based template logic (not only output expressions). We will see more about this in the next chapter about the textual template modes . 12.3 JavaScript inlining JavaScript inlining allows for a better integration of JavaScript <script> blocks in templates being processed in the HTML template mode. As with text inlining , this is actually equivalent to processing the scripts contents as if they were templates in the JAVASCRIPT template mode, and therefore all the power of ...
Spring Boot: get attribute from session using Thymeleaf "${session. VariableName }" Spring Boot: Remove attribute from session using Thymeleaf <th:block th:inline="text"> [[${#session.removeAttribute('variableName')}]]</th:block>
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