Having different Paths in the same Rest API











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We are using Spring. Is it possible to have different paths in the same REST service. We have one service and we want to have two different endpoints like following in the same REST API. I don't want to follow the best prictices. My question is if it is possible and how? thanks.



http_//domain.com/product/{id}
http_//domain.com/user/{id}






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  • Of course. Whether it is a good idea or not or how to do it with your particular libraries are potentially more interesting questions than this, however...
    – Ken Y-N
    Nov 8 at 8:30










  • Thanks, my intention is not to follow best practices, but if it is possible.
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    Nov 8 at 8:47















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We are using Spring. Is it possible to have different paths in the same REST service. We have one service and we want to have two different endpoints like following in the same REST API. I don't want to follow the best prictices. My question is if it is possible and how? thanks.



http_//domain.com/product/{id}
http_//domain.com/user/{id}






rest spring-boot path endpoint







share|improve this question
























  • Of course. Whether it is a good idea or not or how to do it with your particular libraries are potentially more interesting questions than this, however...
    – Ken Y-N
    Nov 8 at 8:30










  • Thanks, my intention is not to follow best practices, but if it is possible.
    – user217648
    Nov 8 at 8:47













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We are using Spring. Is it possible to have different paths in the same REST service. We have one service and we want to have two different endpoints like following in the same REST API. I don't want to follow the best prictices. My question is if it is possible and how? thanks.



http_//domain.com/product/{id}
http_//domain.com/user/{id}






rest spring-boot path endpoint







share|improve this question















We are using Spring. Is it possible to have different paths in the same REST service. We have one service and we want to have two different endpoints like following in the same REST API. I don't want to follow the best prictices. My question is if it is possible and how? thanks.



http_//domain.com/product/{id}
http_//domain.com/user/{id}






rest spring-boot path endpoint




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  • Of course. Whether it is a good idea or not or how to do it with your particular libraries are potentially more interesting questions than this, however...
    – Ken Y-N
    Nov 8 at 8:30










  • Thanks, my intention is not to follow best practices, but if it is possible.
    – user217648
    Nov 8 at 8:47


















  • Of course. Whether it is a good idea or not or how to do it with your particular libraries are potentially more interesting questions than this, however...
    – Ken Y-N
    Nov 8 at 8:30










  • Thanks, my intention is not to follow best practices, but if it is possible.
    – user217648
    Nov 8 at 8:47
















Of course. Whether it is a good idea or not or how to do it with your particular libraries are potentially more interesting questions than this, however...
– Ken Y-N
Nov 8 at 8:30




Of course. Whether it is a good idea or not or how to do it with your particular libraries are potentially more interesting questions than this, however...
– Ken Y-N
Nov 8 at 8:30












Thanks, my intention is not to follow best practices, but if it is possible.
– user217648
Nov 8 at 8:47




Thanks, my intention is not to follow best practices, but if it is possible.
– user217648
Nov 8 at 8:47












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It is possible like below.



@RequestMapping({ "/product/{id}", "/user/{id}" })


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  • But if you have different Services on the same server, does it needs to know which server the endpoints belong to? The service it self adds some root path before /product or /user. I need to remove it to.
    – user217648
    Nov 8 at 11:57










  • that you can not control like this if you have any base mapping url for controller also for different server.
    – Alien
    Nov 8 at 12:27













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It is possible like below.



@RequestMapping({ "/product/{id}", "/user/{id}" })


Refer multiple-requestmapping-value-with-path-variables






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  • But if you have different Services on the same server, does it needs to know which server the endpoints belong to? The service it self adds some root path before /product or /user. I need to remove it to.
    – user217648
    Nov 8 at 11:57










  • that you can not control like this if you have any base mapping url for controller also for different server.
    – Alien
    Nov 8 at 12:27

















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It is possible like below.



@RequestMapping({ "/product/{id}", "/user/{id}" })


Refer multiple-requestmapping-value-with-path-variables






share|improve this answer





















  • But if you have different Services on the same server, does it needs to know which server the endpoints belong to? The service it self adds some root path before /product or /user. I need to remove it to.
    – user217648
    Nov 8 at 11:57










  • that you can not control like this if you have any base mapping url for controller also for different server.
    – Alien
    Nov 8 at 12:27















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It is possible like below.



@RequestMapping({ "/product/{id}", "/user/{id}" })


Refer multiple-requestmapping-value-with-path-variables






share|improve this answer












It is possible like below.



@RequestMapping({ "/product/{id}", "/user/{id}" })


Refer multiple-requestmapping-value-with-path-variables







share|improve this answer












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  • But if you have different Services on the same server, does it needs to know which server the endpoints belong to? The service it self adds some root path before /product or /user. I need to remove it to.
    – user217648
    Nov 8 at 11:57










  • that you can not control like this if you have any base mapping url for controller also for different server.
    – Alien
    Nov 8 at 12:27




















  • But if you have different Services on the same server, does it needs to know which server the endpoints belong to? The service it self adds some root path before /product or /user. I need to remove it to.
    – user217648
    Nov 8 at 11:57










  • that you can not control like this if you have any base mapping url for controller also for different server.
    – Alien
    Nov 8 at 12:27


















But if you have different Services on the same server, does it needs to know which server the endpoints belong to? The service it self adds some root path before /product or /user. I need to remove it to.
– user217648
Nov 8 at 11:57




But if you have different Services on the same server, does it needs to know which server the endpoints belong to? The service it self adds some root path before /product or /user. I need to remove it to.
– user217648
Nov 8 at 11:57












that you can not control like this if you have any base mapping url for controller also for different server.
– Alien
Nov 8 at 12:27






that you can not control like this if you have any base mapping url for controller also for different server.
– Alien
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