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Where do you specify urls in a spring mvc project?
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If we are calling an internal service we would look up its address from a service registry. But what if the service we are calling is external like some google api. What is the right place to declare the url? In the .net world we would define it in web.config but not sure what would be a good place to declare it in spring mvc.
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If we are calling an internal service we would look up its address from a service registry. But what if the service we are calling is external like some google api. What is the right place to declare the url? In the .net world we would define it in web.config but not sure what would be a good place to declare it in spring mvc.
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if it is not spring boot then you can use use any .properties file, else in the case you may use application.properties to hold such variables
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If we are calling an internal service we would look up its address from a service registry. But what if the service we are calling is external like some google api. What is the right place to declare the url? In the .net world we would define it in web.config but not sure what would be a good place to declare it in spring mvc.
spring spring-mvc
asked Mar 28 at 4:38
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If we are calling an internal service we would look up its address from a service registry. But what if the service we are calling is external like some google api. What is the right place to declare the url? In the .net world we would define it in web.config but not sure what would be a good place to declare it in spring mvc.
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if it is not spring boot then you can use use any .properties file, else in the case you may use application.properties to hold such variables
– kakabali
Mar 28 at 5:32
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if it is not spring boot then you can use use any .properties file, else in the case you may use application.properties to hold such variables
– kakabali
Mar 28 at 5:32
if it is not spring boot then you can use use any .properties file, else in the case you may use application.properties to hold such variables
– kakabali
Mar 28 at 5:32
if it is not spring boot then you can use use any .properties file, else in the case you may use application.properties to hold such variables
– kakabali
Mar 28 at 5:32
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If you are using Spring Framework
Good place to define all your static URLs would be in *.properties file.
Default one is application.properties
This file will be added in src/main/resources folder of project
answered Mar 28 at 5:44
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If you are using Spring Framework
Good place to define all your static URLs would be in *.properties file.
Default one is application.properties
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Good place to define all your static URLs would be in *.properties file.
Default one is application.properties
This file will be added in src/main/resources folder of project
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Default one is application.properties
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if it is not spring boot then you can use use any .properties file, else in the case you may use application.properties to hold such variables
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