Controllers in MVC

[Arriegi]

Hi,

I have a controller to show a jsp page:

@Controller
public class NodoController {
	
	@RequestMapping(value="nodoak.htm")
	public ModelAndView handleRequest(HttpServletRequest request,
			HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException {
 
		NodoManager nodoManager = new NodoManager();
		List<Nodo> nodoLista = nodoManager.getNodoList();
		Nodo nodo = nodoLista.get(0);
		ModelAndView modelAndView = new ModelAndView("nodoak");
		modelAndView.addObject("nodo", nodo);

		
		return modelAndView;
	}
}

In that view, "nodoak" I've got a form with a submit button. And another controller for the form:

@Controller
@SessionAttributes
public class FormController {

	@RequestMapping(value="/nodoak.htm", method=RequestMethod.POST)
	public ModelAndView onSubmit(FormObject formObject, BindingResult result){
		
		ModelAndView modelAndView= new ModelAndView("nodoak");
		
		Nodo nodo = new Nodo();
		NodoManager nodoManager= new NodoManager();
		nodo=nodoManager.getNodoList().get(formObject.getId());
		modelAndView.addObject(nodo);
			
		return modelAndView;
	}
}

It doesn't work and I'm getting this error:

java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot map handler [nodoController] to URL path [/nodoak.htm]: There is already handler [com.kbp.sim.web.NodoController@18bddf0] mapped.

What's happening, I am telling Spring to use two controllers for the same page? How can I do what I'm trying to do? A controller to show the page comming from a link, and another controller to control the form. And that controller has to send me to the same page, but with another model.

Help please! I hope I've been clear.

[Marten Deinum]

Well the message is quite clear isn't it... You cannot have 2 controllers mapped to the same url only a single controller can be mapped to a url. So you have to put both methods in a single controller. Although this might work with Spring 3.1 with @MVC (RequestMappingHandlerMapping) not the default implementation (DefaultAnnotationHandlerMapping). So either switch or create a single controller.

[Arriegi]

Well the message is quite clear isn't it... You cannot have 2 controllers mapped to the same url only a single controller can be mapped to a url. So you have to put both methods in a single controller. Although this might work with Spring 3.1 with @MVC (RequestMappingHandlerMapping) not the default implementation (DefaultAnnotationHandlerMapping). So either switch or create a single controller.

Thank you Marten. So I'll create different controllers for different requests... I was trying to do some crazy thing and I think I have to follow the common sense.