JSP:
<form:form commandName="editWeather" method="post" action="../edit">
<!-- Input fields -->
<input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form:form>
And this is how I get the model in Spring:
@ModelAttribute("DONTGIVEADAMN") Weather weather
And I can still use the weather
to do my operations and it works great, for example:
weatherService.editWeather(weather);
My question is...Why does this work?
Model attribute name doesn't matter when binding data received from a form (because names of form fields correspond to the names of fields of the model object), it matters only when rendering a form.
I particular, when model attribute name in your POST
handler method doesn't match the commandName
in the form, you will be able to receive the data, but won't be able to redisplay a form with validation errors.
its matching the class type (or interface), not the name of the variable/parameter; and the specified request mapping/method signature must be correct.
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