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Hmmm interesting. Since we don't go from url mapping -> controller is why we probably don't account for it. Curious how @RequestMapping plays with grails?
you can use spring @Controller beans like in a normal spring web app.
on grails actions, @RequestMapping should not have any effect (grails does not "know" the annotation and spring does not scan grails controller beans for request mappings).
it would be good to have a way to configure a custom path for an action.
if you have multiple url mappings poiting to the same action, currently only the default one created by
linkGenerator
is used.something like an
@ApiPath
annotation would be cool.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: