spring-and-angular | SPA demo project with Spring Framework | Single Page Application library
kandi X-RAY | spring-and-angular Summary
kandi X-RAY | spring-and-angular Summary
A SPA demo project with Spring Framework and Angularjs. Make sure mimosa is installed: * npm install -g mimosa. Make sure karma is installed * npm install -g karma karma-cli. front end is under the frontend/ folder: * npm install * mimosa build. to run karma tests: * karma start. to run backend: * mvn spring-boot:run.
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- Saves the account information
- Sets whether this service is active
- Set the name
- Set the email address
- Handle post creation
- Set the display name
- Sets the maximum rating
- Returns user by username
- Gets the password
- Configures the HttpSecurity instance
- Configure the authentication manager
- Main entry point
- Configures the repository validator event listener
- Configures the Http Security
- Sets access control headers
- Sets the resolver parameter to be true
- Configures repository rest
- Ensures that the target object is valid
- Determines if this account implements an account
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QUESTION
I am following below tutorial Spring and Angular JS: A Secure Single Page Application
The pom.xml is below -
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-25 at 05:13The problem is you are missing the reference for angular.js
and angular-route.js
which are needed since you are injecting ngRoute as a dependency, also change your script reference order as follows.
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I'm trying to get an Angular2 app served up through a springboot web application. I've found lots of examples of how to do this very simply:
https://github.com/zouabimourad/angular2-spring/tree/master/front
https://github.com/ehirsch/spring-angular2
However, these examples are very simple, and they just basically show how to display static content that happens to be Angular.
None of them show how to handle any of the URLs (I think they're called routes) the Angular2 app uses that don't map to "real" resources.
Eg. We have a "/login" route in the Angular app, but we don't have a @Controller/@RequestMapping("/login") for this, I want Spring to render index.html when it see's a request for "/login".
Generically - I want Spring to render "index.html" whenever it can't an actual resource. Is there a way to set a default view for all requests that can't be mapped to something or found?
I've tackled this before by using an htaccess file and have apache handle this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-21 at 17:14As a work-a-round I've added the Angular Routes in a RequestMapping
annotation and pointed them all at the index.html
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You can use spring-and-angular like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the spring-and-angular component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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