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Multiple Controllers in Spring Framework

The document explains the role of controllers in the Spring Framework, highlighting their function in handling HTTP requests within the MVC architecture. It advocates for the use of multiple controllers to enhance code organization, maintainability, and scalability. Additionally, it outlines best practices for structuring controllers and their integration with frontend technologies.

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Multiple Controllers in Spring Framework

The document explains the role of controllers in the Spring Framework, highlighting their function in handling HTTP requests within the MVC architecture. It advocates for the use of multiple controllers to enhance code organization, maintainability, and scalability. Additionally, it outlines best practices for structuring controllers and their integration with frontend technologies.

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MULTIPLE

CONTROLLERS IN
SPRING
FRAMEWORK

Bharath Thalugula
22911A6659
CSE(AI&ML)
WHAT IS A CONTROLLER IN
SPRING?
 - A controller handles incoming HTTP requests.
 - Part of the MVC (Model–View–Controller) architecture.
 - Annotated using @Controller or @RestController.
WHY USE MULTIPLE
CONTROLLERS?
 - To organize code by modules or features.
 - Helps maintain clean architecture.
 - Improves scalability and team collaboration.
EXAMPLE PROJECT
STRUCTURE
 controller/
 ├── [Link]
 ├── [Link]
 └── [Link]
 - Each controller handles a specific feature.
BASIC CONTROLLER
EXAMPLE
 @RestController
 public class UserController {
 @GetMapping("/users")
 public String getUsers() {
 return "List of users";
 }
}
HOW SPRING DETECTS
MULTIPLE CONTROLLERS
 - Uses component scanning.
 - Detects classes annotated with @Controller or
@RestController.
 - Controllers mapped by request paths.
BENEFITS IN FULL STACK
DEVELOPMENT
 - Cleaner separation of frontend-backed modules.
 - Easy integration with Angular/React/Vue.
 - Provides structured API endpoints.
BEST PRACTICES
 - Group controllers by domain.
 - Use meaningful URL mappings.
 - Keep controllers thin; move logic to services.

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