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kris14an
kris14an

Reputation: 751

Spring @RequestParam with class

I use Spring and Hiberate to create simply web service. In Controller i have long list of args from form.

My Controller

 @RequestMapping( value="/addAccount", method=RequestMethod.POST )
public String addAccoundPOST( @RequestParam( value = "username" )   String username,
                              @RequestParam( value = "password" )   String password,
                              @RequestParam( value = "email" )      String email,
                              @RequestParam( value = "name" )       String name, 
                              @RequestParam( value = "surname" )    String surname,
                              @RequestParam( value = "birth_date" ) String birth_date, 
                              @RequestParam( value = "place" )      String place,
                              @RequestParam( value = "province" )   String province,
                              @RequestParam( value = "motorcycle" ) String motorcycle,
                              @RequestParam( value = "tel" )        String tel ) 
{
    User user = new User();

    if( username != null && username.length() >= 4 )
        user.setUsername( username );

    if( password != null && password.length() >= 4 )
        user.setPassword( password );

    // and more, and more, and mode....

    return "addAccount";
}

Part of User class:

@Entity
@Table( name = "users", catalog = "dbjadenazlot" )
public class User implements Serializable {
private int uid;

private String ...;
/* --------------------------------- GET ------------------------------ */

@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = IDENTITY)
@Column( name = "uid", unique = true, nullable = false )
public int getUID()             
    { return uid;}

@Column( name = "name", length = 45 )
public String getName()         
    { return name; }
// setters and rest code.. 
}

Is it possible to convert my arguments from POST request to class? If it's possible, what is required?

 @RequestMapping( value="/addAccount", method=RequestMethod.POST )
public String addAccoundPOST( @RequestParam( value = "user") User user ) 
{

    return "addAccount";
}

How can i write shorten code?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 3843

Answers (1)

Sotirios Delimanolis
Sotirios Delimanolis

Reputation: 280179

First of all, in your first example,

if( username != null && username.length() >= 4 )

checking for null is not necessary. Spring will return a 400 status code, if a @RequestParam cannot be resolved.

it is possible to convert my arguments from POST request to class? If it's possible, what is required?

Yes, create a class, possibly your User class, which has fields that share the same name as the request parameters. Make your handler method accept a parameter of that class.

public String addAccoundPOST( @ModelAttribute User user )

If you want to validate it, just add @Valid.

public String addAccoundPOST( @Valid @ModelAttribute User user )

Upvotes: 4

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