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In a multi-module application, if the controller is in a sub-module, the generated parameters will not be able to properly parse the parameter names of methods. It will generate parameter names like arg0, arg1, and so on. If these parameter names are used to correspond to the parameter names in the query string, parameter binding will not work properly. The solution to this problem is: when compiling Java code, add the compilation parameter: -parameters, and when compiling Kotlin code, add the -javaParameters parameter.
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In a multi-module application, if the controller is in a sub-module, the generated parameters will not be able to properly parse the parameter names of methods. It will generate parameter names like arg0, arg1, and so on. If these parameter names are used to correspond to the parameter names in the query string, parameter binding will not work properly. The solution to this problem is: when compiling Java code, add the compilation parameter: -parameters, and when compiling Kotlin code, add the -javaParameters parameter.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: