EMail Adresses and Spring Controller methods

[Bob Wheeler]

Hi,

I have a problem with Spring, RequestMapping and eMail-Addresse which I send to my controller method. Actually every email address is received without the ending (after the last point) So if I send this
[e-mail] the controller method receives name@domain.
I found this as a bug but the workaround didn't help me: https://jira.springsource.org/browse/SPR-6164
It's all because of the dots I learned. I build a workaround by replacing the dots with dollarsigns, but this is really ugly and also is shown in the address bar, which is forbidden.

Has anybody an idea?

Thank you.
cheers
Robin

Here is my controller method. Well only the header:

    @RequestMapping(value = "/mailForm/{" + AttributeConstants.PATH_RECIPIENT_TO + "}")
    public ModelAndView getDeMailAddress(
            @PathVariable(AttributeConstants.PATH_RECIPIENT_TO) final String recipientTo,
            final Model model) throws DemuiException {

[Mark Spritzler]

I wish I could find that other post that had the same issue and gave a solution. Not perfect, but works and is cleaner than the "$"

Where you create two PathVariables, one for the String before the dot, and one for the String after the dot.

Basically, try

@RequestMapping(value = "/mailForm/{" + AttributeConstants.PATH_RECIPIENT_TO + "}.{" + AttributeConstants.SOMEOTHERCONSTANTNAME + "})  
    public ModelAndView getDeMailAddress(  
            @PathVariable(AttributeConstants.PATH_RECIPIENT_TO) final String recipientTo, 
            @PathVariable(AttributeConstants.SOMEOTHERCONSTANTNAME) final String lastPart, 
            final Model model) throws DemuiException { 
                   String actualEmail = recipientTo + "." + lastPart;
            }

Mark

[Bob Wheeler]

Thank you for your effort. Indeed this is also a solution for my problem. Not perfect, but it is a solution.
But luckily, for me, my boss changed his mind, and didn't want to use the eMail address as an ID.

But still thank you,
Robin

[Mark Spritzler]

Bob Wheeler wrote:Thank you for your effort. Indeed this is also a solution for my problem. Not perfect, but it is a solution.
But luckily, for me, my boss changed his mind, and didn't want to use the eMail address as an ID.

But still thank you,
Robin

Are you Robin or Bob?

Mark