Multi action Controller || @RequestMapping at class level || Spring MVC

In this video, we will learn how to use @RequestMapping at the class level. We will also understand the concept of a multi-action controller.

A handler method can return a view (like JSP/HTML, etc.) or directly some data to the client. In this video, we will not go through the view; instead, we will try returning some simple string data to the client. We will use a special annotation called @ResponseBody.
This will help us to write our string data to the client’s response so that he can see that data on the screen.

This video will cover how the above-discussed things will work step by step. You might need an understanding of @component and component scanning concept to understand this tutorial completely.

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