Don't know about the Handler interceptor, but you could try to use Aspects and create a general interceptor for all your controller methods.
Don't know about the Handler interceptor, but you could try to use Aspects and create a general interceptor for all your controller methods. Using aspects, it would be easy to access your joinpoint method name. You can inject the request object inside your aspect or use: HttpServletRequest request = ((ServletRequestAttributes)RequestContextHolder.
GetRequestAttributes()).getRequest(); To retrieve it from your advice method. For instance: @Around("execution (* com.yourpackages.controllers. *.
*(..)) && @annotation(org.springframework.web.bind.annotation. RequestMapping)") public Object doSomething(ProceedingJoinPoint pjp){ pjp.getSignature(). GetDeclaringType().getName(); }.
Thanks Bob, but I want to try first Handler Interceptor , if it is not helpful. Then I can decide to implement Aspect, – Ketan Dec 6 at 6:02 Yes Bob, finally I have replaced Handler Interceptor by Aspect – Ketan 2 days ago.
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