For the above try: @RequestMapping(value="{appname}/{path1}/{path2}/{remainder:. +}") The default behavior of Spring to stop matching on '. ' in urls is not very intuitive.
I don't think period character has any special meaning in the context of the path(as opposed to say '/', ';' or '? ').
This is so close to what I want, but it does not work as I would expect. If I were to request the url someappname/apath/anotherpath/whatever. File I would be able to retrieve the remainder path variable as whatever.
File However, if I were to request someappname/apath/anotherpath/and/an/other/path/whatever. File the pattern you supplied (.+) would not match, when I would have thought I would have got the value and/an/other/path/whatever. File Can you or somebody else reading this suggest which pattern I should use to get the url remainder?
– VLostBoy Sep 15 at 14:24.
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