spring mvc: what's the correct way to set up a URI template like "/a/b/{c}"

[sajee]

I can get a URI template in the form of "/a/b" or "/a/{b}" to work. But when I try "/a/b/{c}", I get a HTTP 404 and a message in the log in the form of "No mapping found for HTTP request with URI [/myapp/a/b/c]..."

I noticed all the examples in section 15.3.2.1 show URI templates in the form of "/a/{b}" or /a/{b}/c/{d}". So is "/a/b/{c}" not possible? Is there anything I need to set in web.xml to make this happen? Or can some configuration prevent that pattern from being mapped?

[athaudan]

All I get is HTTP 404. I went by the documentation and surprised to see it is this difficult to get something apprently very simple according to the documentation !.

[sajee]

I fixed my problem. I had the ControllerClassNameHandlerMapping enabled and apparently that handler only maps one level down:/a/b.

I removed that and use DefaultAnnotationHandlerMapping and now things work fine. Details here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...-form-of-a-b-c

[athaudan]

Mine is even simpler. I just need to get to one level, like http://localhost:7001/myapp/search/ABC. By the way, I'm using WebLogic - is that matter ?

[sajee]

Mine is even simpler. I just need to get to one level, like http://localhost:7001/myapp/search/ABC. By the way, I'm using WebLogic - is that matter ?

I'm new to all this so hopefully someone else can answer. Try StackOverflow as well.

[Keith Donald]

It helps to look at our samples like mvc-showcase.

Keith