Reputation: 8387
I searched a lot and can't find an answer.
Where the model object values are stored in Spring
.
Where the model.addAttributes("key","values")
values are stored (eg : session , request).What is the scope of the this?
How I can get the values of the stored value in the JSP using the expression language
like ${key}
?
How the EL
works to retrieve the stored values in the model
?
Upvotes: 7
Views: 2562
Reputation: 280138
The DispatcherServlet
, which is the entry point of any Spring MVC application, creates a new ModelAndViewContainer
object on each request. The javadoc for this class states
Records model and view related decisions made by
HandlerMethodArgumentResolvers
andHandlerMethodReturnValueHandlers
during the course of invocation of a controller method.
Those two interfaces are what handles resolving your @RequestMapping
annotated method arguments and return values.
So, during the lifecycle of the request, the model attributes are stored in a ModelMap
field of this ModelAndViewContainer
object. The actual, current, implementation is a BindingAwareModelMap
.
Towards the end of the request, when a view needs to be rendered, some View
objects will merge the model attributes with the HttpServletRequest
attributes.
How the EL works to retrieve the stored values in the model?
It doesn't. EL resolves the attributes from the JSP's page scope,HttpServletRequest
, HttpSession
, or ServletContext
.
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 1546
It's in the request, unless modified with a @SessionAttributes
. If you're doing a redirect--request attributes are lost; it's a new request.
For your second and third question are addressed by this link Where does the Spring Model that is passed to a JSP goes to?
Upvotes: 3