Spring multiple path variables
java,spring,spring-mvc,url-mapping,path-variables
This may be a bug (fixed in Spring 4.1): check out SPR-6741. As described in the issue, you have in the same controller: a mapping with 3 path variables a "fallback" mapping /** ...
@PathVariable and @RequestParam not working together
spring,spring-mvc,annotations,spring-annotations,path-variables
Can you try with below snippet: @RequestMapping(value = "/child/{nodeId}/{relType}",method = RequestMethod.GET, produces=MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) public Iterable<Node> getConnectedNodes(@RequestParam(value="page", required=false) int page, @RequestParam(value="size", required=false) int size, @PathVariable("nodeId") String nodeId, @PathVariable("relType") String relType) { return nodeService.getConnectedNodes(nodeId, relType,page,size); } ...
Eclipse CDT MinGW path variables
c++,eclipse,mingw,cdt,path-variables
Speacial thanks to @Deniz ! right click on "my computer" => properties . on the right select "Advanced system settings". open "Enviormentvariables" search for "path" select Edit you'll have a list of paths, hit "end" on your keyboard to make sure you are at the end of this list. then...
SPring 3.2 Path variable truncating
spring,spring-mvc,path-variables
Try this (note the updated value for @RequestMapping) @RequestMapping(value = "image/{fileName:[a-z]\\.[a-z]}}", method = RequestMethod.GET, produces = { MediaType.IMAGE_JPEG_VALUE, MediaType.IMAGE_GIF_VALUE, MediaType.IMAGE_PNG_VALUE }) public @ResponseBody byte[] getImage(@PathVariable("fileName") final String fileName); See reference here....
In Windows cmd, how do I run an executable in the current directory (instead of one with the same name in %PATH%) without referring to the full path? [closed]
windows,windows-7,cmd,path-variables
Windows always looks in the current directory first before searching the path. If you are trying to run a command from a program, try "cd"ing to the directory first like so: copy con run_foobar.bat cd c:\myfoobardirectory foobar "<CTRL> + Z" ...
RStudio shows a different $PATH variable
When you start R from the command line and then run system(echo $PATH), you are inheriting the Bash environment from your command line session. When you launch RStudio from, say, the Dock or Finder on a Mac or as a system application in Ubuntu, and not from the command line,...
CMake not finding SDL - Windows
compilation,cmake,sdl,building,path-variables
In my experience, the best method when find scripts don't work as expected is to check their source code. Often you will identify the problem by just reading through the documentation at the top, but if that still doesn't work out, digging into the source is often the only thing...
tilde expansion when evaluating $PATH
bash,portability,path-variables,tilde-expansion
No, this is not portable. If your operating system's execl call doesn't perform this expansion, programs that aren't bash will fail to find executables within the given directory. Note that if you didn't quote the expansion, this would be safe: PATH=$PATH:~/tempdir # this is safe -- expansion happens before assignment...