@PathVariable Vs @RequestParam. Difference between @PathVariable and @RequestParam In Spring Boot

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Easy explanation and to the point. Just 6 mins

[@AndhrakidZ]

Ues. I have got clear understanding between them. Thank you very much.

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[@xuezhengwu2283]

just a small typo in your code: @GetMapping("/employee/")should be @GetMapping("/employee"), otherwise it won't map with your provided url example

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[@niranjanvasadi8616]

@infybuzz how to check that path parameter for null or empty values

[@DylanNavarro97]

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[@infybuzz]

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[@fullnaoufal]

Hey Can you show the difference with requestPart annotation?

[@mr18204]

Thank you for clearing my confusion

[@infybuzz]

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[@summerjaiswal2620]

What will happen when use getmapping instead of postmapping any idea?

[@infybuzz]

it does not matter if it is GET or POST API because both path variable & request param are being passed in URL itself.

[@Sai24Kobe]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@infybuzz]

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[@AmritAgarwal07]

When to use ? What

[@ambersingh1493]

When to use which one? Can you please give a scenario?

[@infybuzz]

it really depends on your usecase. For example if you are submitting html form then use query parameter and if you have just REST APIs then go for path variable.

[@tuanlinh6671]

how do use @pathvariable to take data form HTML file? thank dude

[@gagn81]

Thank you! Really well explained.

[@naveenkumarmaddala7830]

When to use which annotation? Can you please provide some real-time usecase with example

[@saimyousuf2108]

depends on self preference

[@pratapjavasingh3239]

Can we use both at a time path variable and request Param name and I'd reply 👍

[@infybuzz]

I haven't tried but I think it should work. Just try yourself.

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Nice explanation

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[@Topmilitaryforce]

so the difference about these annotations is that they just simply wrote in different ways, but do the same

[@nandiniagarwal2646]

Is query param and request param same?

[@infybuzz]

both servs same purpose. @RequestParam is from Spring framework and @QueryParam from JAX-RS

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[@alexissuarezalvarez5622]

Hi, if I want to make a pager and I have this: @RequestMapping (value = "/ list", method = RequestMethod.GET) public String list (@RequestParam (name = "page", defaultValue = "0") int page, Model model) { Pageable pageRequest = PageRequest.of(page, 4); Page clients = clientService.findAll(pageRequest); PageRender pageRender = new PageRender("/list", client); model.addAttribute("tittle", "list"); model.addAttribute("client", client); model.addAttribute("page", pageRender); return "list"; } can I also use pathvariable to do it? and How would I do it?

[@infybuzz]

Yes you can use @PathVariable. Change your mapping to /list/{page}. Now use @PathVariable instead of @RequeatParam.

[@janetkalu3064]

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