Spring Boot tutorials
During development, you often need to change the code often and restart the server for those code changes to take … Read more
HTML pages can configure files to be uploaded using as enctype attribute “multipart/form-data“. Out of the box, the org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.web.servlet.MultipartAutoConfiguration already … Read more
Spring Boot displays a “whitelabel” error page by default as part of auto-configuration. In this tutorial you will learn how to create a custom error page using different view resolvers.
This tutorial will teach you how to configure Spring Boot so serve static resources (HTML, css, javascript) in your Web applications.
In this tutorial we will learn how Spring Boot greatly simplify the creation of Web applications by using its auto-configuration, comparing with the old Spring approach.
This is the second tutorial about Spring Boot and MVC. In the first tutorial we have learnt how to create a simple MVC applicaiton with Spring Boot and ThymeLeaf for the view: Creating an MVC application using Spring Boot. In this tutorial we will enhance our example with REST Controller so that our application can be accessed also with REST API.
The default packaging for Spring boot applications is jar which contains both the business classes and the embedded Web server. … Read more
Out of the box, Spring boot applications are accessed through the default context path “/” i.e. you can access the application directly at http://localhost:PORT/. In this tutorial we will learn how to change the default root Web context of a Spring Boot application. As you will see, Spring boot is quite flexible and provide you multiple options to configure applications context root path.
