Ok...i think I found the solution.
The super class can provide annotations at the method level for multiple
subclasses using the @Actions.
If a subclass needs to add or diverge from common functionality provided by
superclass method, they
can override the method, however, the subclasses method
At first glance, I would think that what you describe would be the
easiest method. For instance, I would do the following -
@Override
@Action("/url")
public String method() {
return super.method();
}
This would get a bit tedious if you have a significant number of
actions. If you have a lot o
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