Hi, I've been implementing this in my app and have noticed that if I have something like @RequestMapping("/api") in multiple controllers, only one gets processed. This is perfectly legal in Spring. If I refactor the class so it has no class level request mapping and instead adds that context path into each method's annotations, it displays them correctly.
Hi, I've been implementing this in my app and have noticed that if I have something like @RequestMapping("/api") in multiple controllers, only one gets processed. This is perfectly legal in Spring. If I refactor the class so it has no class level request mapping and instead adds that context path into each method's annotations, it displays them correctly.