Springboot REST context mapping - multiple applications
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I have 3 different springboot REST applications related to order - product, manage, location.
Context mapping at the moment for 3 applications.
Product application has so many REST entities and controller has mapping like this
context is /product and controller mapping is /information and many others
Manage and location applications got controllers with mappings
manage app context is /manage and controller is /user and many others
location app context is /location and controller is /config and many others
I would like to achieve below mapping for 3 different springboot applications.
Desired mapping respectively to above one:
for product application context /order/{id}/product/ and controller is /information
same for manage and location apps /order/{id}/manage
/order/{id}/location
Any help would be great. Appreciate your time.
spring-boot
asked Nov 22 at 12:30
dizzyintegration
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I have 3 different springboot REST applications related to order - product, manage, location.
Context mapping at the moment for 3 applications.
Product application has so many REST entities and controller has mapping like this
context is /product and controller mapping is /information and many others
Manage and location applications got controllers with mappings
manage app context is /manage and controller is /user and many others
location app context is /location and controller is /config and many others
I would like to achieve below mapping for 3 different springboot applications.
Desired mapping respectively to above one:
for product application context /order/{id}/product/ and controller is /information
same for manage and location apps /order/{id}/manage
/order/{id}/location
Any help would be great. Appreciate your time.
spring-boot
asked Nov 22 at 12:30
dizzyintegration
11
I think only your@RequestMappingannotation is going to change with value field havingorder/{id}prefixed to it. Also I hope I understand your question correctly ?
– rdj7
Nov 22 at 17:29
@rdj7 thank you. I dont want each controller to have total context. I want context to be like order/{id}/product. Controller will have simple mapping like - /information for information controller inside product application.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:10
Sorry, I am little unclear about what you are asking, can you please edit your question so everyone understands clearly. May be you cab include some code clocks or some more details.
– rdj7
Nov 23 at 11:33
@rdj7 thanks for your time. just updated the question. Hope that makes bit more sense.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:57
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I have 3 different springboot REST applications related to order - product, manage, location.
Context mapping at the moment for 3 applications.
Product application has so many REST entities and controller has mapping like this
context is /product and controller mapping is /information and many others
Manage and location applications got controllers with mappings
manage app context is /manage and controller is /user and many others
location app context is /location and controller is /config and many others
I would like to achieve below mapping for 3 different springboot applications.
Desired mapping respectively to above one:
for product application context /order/{id}/product/ and controller is /information
same for manage and location apps /order/{id}/manage
/order/{id}/location
Any help would be great. Appreciate your time.
spring-boot
asked Nov 22 at 12:30
dizzyintegration
11
I have 3 different springboot REST applications related to order - product, manage, location.
Context mapping at the moment for 3 applications.
Product application has so many REST entities and controller has mapping like this
context is /product and controller mapping is /information and many others
Manage and location applications got controllers with mappings
manage app context is /manage and controller is /user and many others
location app context is /location and controller is /config and many others
I would like to achieve below mapping for 3 different springboot applications.
Desired mapping respectively to above one:
for product application context /order/{id}/product/ and controller is /information
same for manage and location apps /order/{id}/manage
/order/{id}/location
Any help would be great. Appreciate your time.
spring-boot
spring-boot
asked Nov 22 at 12:30
dizzyintegration
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asked Nov 22 at 12:30
dizzyintegration
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asked Nov 22 at 12:30
dizzyintegration
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asked Nov 22 at 12:30
dizzyintegration
11
asked Nov 22 at 12:30
dizzyintegration
11
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I think only your@RequestMappingannotation is going to change with value field havingorder/{id}prefixed to it. Also I hope I understand your question correctly ?
– rdj7
Nov 22 at 17:29
@rdj7 thank you. I dont want each controller to have total context. I want context to be like order/{id}/product. Controller will have simple mapping like - /information for information controller inside product application.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:10
Sorry, I am little unclear about what you are asking, can you please edit your question so everyone understands clearly. May be you cab include some code clocks or some more details.
– rdj7
Nov 23 at 11:33
@rdj7 thanks for your time. just updated the question. Hope that makes bit more sense.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:57
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I think only your@RequestMappingannotation is going to change with value field havingorder/{id}prefixed to it. Also I hope I understand your question correctly ?
– rdj7
Nov 22 at 17:29
@rdj7 thank you. I dont want each controller to have total context. I want context to be like order/{id}/product. Controller will have simple mapping like - /information for information controller inside product application.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:10
Sorry, I am little unclear about what you are asking, can you please edit your question so everyone understands clearly. May be you cab include some code clocks or some more details.
– rdj7
Nov 23 at 11:33
@rdj7 thanks for your time. just updated the question. Hope that makes bit more sense.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:57
I think only your
@RequestMapping annotation is going to change with value field having order/{id} prefixed to it. Also I hope I understand your question correctly ?– rdj7
Nov 22 at 17:29
I think only your
@RequestMapping annotation is going to change with value field having order/{id} prefixed to it. Also I hope I understand your question correctly ?– rdj7
Nov 22 at 17:29
@rdj7 thank you. I dont want each controller to have total context. I want context to be like order/{id}/product. Controller will have simple mapping like - /information for information controller inside product application.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:10
@rdj7 thank you. I dont want each controller to have total context. I want context to be like order/{id}/product. Controller will have simple mapping like - /information for information controller inside product application.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:10
Sorry, I am little unclear about what you are asking, can you please edit your question so everyone understands clearly. May be you cab include some code clocks or some more details.
– rdj7
Nov 23 at 11:33
Sorry, I am little unclear about what you are asking, can you please edit your question so everyone understands clearly. May be you cab include some code clocks or some more details.
– rdj7
Nov 23 at 11:33
@rdj7 thanks for your time. just updated the question. Hope that makes bit more sense.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:57
@rdj7 thanks for your time. just updated the question. Hope that makes bit more sense.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:57
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I think only your
@RequestMappingannotation is going to change with value field havingorder/{id}prefixed to it. Also I hope I understand your question correctly ?– rdj7
Nov 22 at 17:29
@rdj7 thank you. I dont want each controller to have total context. I want context to be like order/{id}/product. Controller will have simple mapping like - /information for information controller inside product application.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:10
Sorry, I am little unclear about what you are asking, can you please edit your question so everyone understands clearly. May be you cab include some code clocks or some more details.
– rdj7
Nov 23 at 11:33
@rdj7 thanks for your time. just updated the question. Hope that makes bit more sense.
– dizzyintegration
Nov 23 at 11:57