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1. Problem with ModelAndView and ModelMap in AnnotationController, Springframework    stackoverflow.com

I have a question that is a point difference between ModelAndView and ModelMap. I want to maintain modelAndView when requestMethod is "GET" and requestMethod is "POST". My modelAndView saved others. So I made modelAndView ...

2. Spring MVC 2.5, JsonView, and ModelMap    stackoverflow.com

I want many of my controllers to create and return ModelMaps and to have these ModelMaps subsequently sent to/processed by a JsonView. (These controllers will service AJAX requests.) ...

3. ModelMap usage in Spring    stackoverflow.com

What are the benifits of using ModelMap instead of a simple Map in Spring MVC. I see in the code implementation that they put the datatype of the attribute added in ...

4. What's the difference between ModelAndView and ModelMap?    stackoverflow.com

Is ModelMap just the new name in Spring 3 for a ModelAndView? Does the functionality change in Spring 3? Consider this code in a Spring 3 app using a ModelMap: 

 @RequestMapping(value = "/order", ...

5. ModelMap attribute not passing the value    stackoverflow.com

I am having issues with modelmap attributes.. this is my xyz.jsp file.. 

<select name="list">
   <option value="-">Choose a Value</option>
   <c:forEach items="${sectionList}" var="section">
   <option value="${section.code}">${section.description}</option>
   </c:forEach>
</select>
and ...

6. @ModelAttribute ModelMap works diferent in 2.5.1 and 2.5.2    forum.springsource.org

Hello, I have the following code in a controller: Code: @RequestMapping public void list(@ModelAttribute ModelMap model, @ModelAttribute SearchBean searchBean) { ... //use the model arround here ... } In 2.5.1 the ...

7. Difference between @ModelAttribute, ModelMap and ModelAndView    forum.springsource.org

Difference between @ModelAttribute, ModelMap and ModelAndView Hi, As i am new to Spring , i would like to know difference between the @ModelAttribute, ModelMap, ModelAndView. As i am going to use ...