Everyone of us spend ample amount of time in learning big topics of Spring & Spring Boot. For example, Spring Boot REST, Spring Boot MVC, Spring Boot Security and many more, but generally we don't think about 'How to handle Exceptions/Errors in Spring Boot?'. This topic might become the most important for running the application without any interference. Also, it is very helpful in making other developers understand our code flow easily. Even finding out the origin of errors & exceptions becomes very irritating, if we have not handled them properly in our code. Sometimes, we need to debug the whole flow of code to find it out & resolve accordingly. In this way, Exception handling plays an important role in
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Spring Boot Errors and AOP Annotations With Examples
In this article we will discuss on 'Spring Boot Errors and AOP Annotations with Examples'. Needless to say, these annotations play a crucial role in creating Spring Boot Applications. If you want to learn all annotations which are generally used in a Spring Boot Project, kindly visit our article 'Spring Boot Annotations with Examples'. Let's discuss about 'Spring Boot Errors and AOP Annotations with Examples' here only. Annotations on Spring Errors & Exceptions Spring Boot proves that Exception handling is a crosscutting concern by offering some annotations such as @Exception Handler, @ContollerAdvice, @ResponseStatus. In order to learn about Spring Boot Exception Handling in detail, kindly visit our article 'How To Handle Exceptions & Errors In Spring Boot?'. @ResponseStatus In Spring Boot's Default Exception handling
How to implement AOP in Spring Boot Application?
If you are developing an application in Spring or using Spring Boot, you must have come across the word 'AOP'. It stands for Aspect Oriented programming. Although AOP concept is a bit tough to understand, but undoubtedly it makes the developer's life easy. You will feel it more than easy once you complete this topic 'How to implement AOP in Spring Boot Application?'. In fact terminologies used in AOP concept by definition are very close to each other that makes it a bit tricky to understand effortlessly. However, we will understand all of them with suitable examples respectively. While developing an application you might have observed that there are certain lines of code which appear in every class unknowingly. What will
