You should use a @ModelAttribute in the form handler.
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I have many input fields in a form to post data to server side. And in controller, I want to get all attributes in ModelMap like this: public String save(ModelMap model) { .... } I don't want to use @RequestParam since there are so many fields to be sent. I think the data in a form will be posted and saved in ModelMap automatically, but its not working Could anyone help me?
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You should use a @ModelAttribute in the form handler @RequestMapping(value="/submitform", method = RequestMethod. POST) public String save(@ModelAttribute("mydata") MyData myData) { //do something with //myData. GetField1(); //myData.
GetFiled2(); } and this is how you will send the page to the form @RequestMapping("/fillform") public String loadForm(ModelMap model) { //you could also fill MyData, to do autofill on the html form model. Put("mydata", new MyData()); return "fillform"; //jspview resolver will pick up fillform. Jsp }.
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