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Create a Controller to Handle HTTP Requests

7:50 with Chris Ramacciotti

In this video, we'll create a Spring controller that has a method to intercept a URI request, and respond with a simple String message.

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    convincing success of deploying your first Java web app. 0:00
    Sure, we got an error when we visited our running application, but 0:02
    that was only because our app lacks the code to handle requests to certain URIs. 0:06
    Actually, it lacks the code to handle requests to any URI. 0:11
    So, let's change that. 0:15
    What we're going to do is write a Spring controller. 0:17
    In a Spring web application, 0:20
    the controller is a Java object whose job is to handle requests to certain URIs. 0:21
    We'll apply annotations to methods within this class that indicate 0:27

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