in the controller you used a some requestmappings path I’m not used to.
First, the class annontation is @RequestMapping(“/person/**”) and then the methods @RequestMapping(value = “person”, method = ….). Can you give me some details about this kind of mappings?
I’m using “/person” for class and “/create” or “/list” for methods.

Thanks

First of all, happy new year!

After installing the application via maven, the created FinanceManager-0.5.war file worked fine after deploying it in Tomcat. However, when I imported the project into eclipse (I used STS), I keep on getting this error after building and deploying the project to STS tc server…

org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanNotOfRequiredTypeException: Bean named ‘conversionService’ must be of type [org.springframework.core.convert.ConversionService], but was actually of type [net.stsmedia.financemanager.web.flow.ApplicationConversionService]

I haven’t even modifed the codes yet.

Thanks,
Dennis

The in-memory DB is started with your application (when you deploy your war file in tomcat). Since it is in memory all data you entered will be lost as soon as you undeploy your application or shut down the container.

As an alternative you can use a DB which saves your data persistently (HSQLDB persistent, MySQL, …). The connector setups for these are documented in the Spring framework documentation and fairly easy to setup since all the bits and pieces are already configured in this sample application.

Hope this helps..

-Stefan

I’ve imported your sample (Part 2) into SprinSource Tool Suite. It runs fine.

However, I didn’t figure out how the hsqldb in-memory DB is started and how can I load some test data into the tables.

Thanks,
Dave

Yes, these params appear to be added by dojo. I am not 100% sure but I think it has to do with back button support. I’ll take a look if this can be disabled by any means.

-Stefan

Very nice tutorial series. I am working my way through from the beginning.

I have a question for you. Building and deploying version 0.1, I am seeing strange x and y values appearing in the links for show and update.

When I click on the show person link, the RESTful url appears as http://localhost:8080/FinanceManager/person/4?x=8&y=7.

When I click on the update person link, the RESTful url appears as http://localhost:8080/FinanceManager/person/4/form?x=12&y=6.

The actual values of x and y appear to be random, and moreover, they don’t appear as input form parameters.

Therefore, my question for you is, where do these parameters come from? Some sort of debug/test code in spring M2?

Its great article to kick start the application..

Thanks for your service…

Hope to see more contribution from you…

Thanks,
Arokia

thanks

I just written a sample program for HelloWorld Rest API Using Spring 3.0 as a Web Module(OSGi). Please find it at
http://maheshyamsani.blogspot.com/2009/05/rest-in-spring-30-sample-application-in.html