How to create own custom http request method in java

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Can we create custom http request in spring boot? We have already GET, POST, PUT etc.

Can we create "customHttp" request method and use them insted of those are already we have in spring boot. Is this possible in java or in spring boot?

@RequestMapping(value="/",method = RequestMethod.customHttp)

It's possible, but don't. Stick to the standard HTTP verbs. Everything that calls your service will have problems if you do this. — user8681
– user8681, Commented Dec 6, 2022 at 15:14
Thanks for your reply... I have XMLHttpRequest.open("someService", uri, true) I am trying to call by rest temple in spring. Whenever I call this I am getting 405 method not allowed [no body] error. — Nitin Sonwane
– Nitin Sonwane, Commented Dec 6, 2022 at 15:21
That doesn't sound like you need custom HTTP verbs. Perhaps you should ask a question about your actual problem. — user8681
– user8681, Commented Dec 6, 2022 at 15:24

p0var · Accepted Answer · 2022-12-06 15:19:58Z

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The RequestMethod covers nearly all request types, that are defined in RFC 9110, except CONNECT which can be handled with other methods. If you want to create your own request type, you can try to go into @RequestMapping annotation to see how it works.

Edited: I do not recommend to do this, because of world RFC 9110 that was created especially for strict specs of HTTP/1.1

answered Dec 6, 2022 at 15:19

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Nitin Sonwane Over a year ago

Thanks for your reply... I have XMLHttpRequest.open("someService", uri, true) I am trying to call by rest temple in spring. Whenever I call this I am getting 405 method not allowed [no body] error.

p0var Over a year ago

Unfotunately, there is no such skill as "Second Side" in my superhero skill list)) Can you please share the code that is responsible for this endpoint coverage (i mean, from front- and backend at the same time)

p0var Over a year ago

What's more, XMLHttpRequest.open() has strict syntax developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/open BTW, my recommendation is to use at least ajax lib for frontend (best, imho is axios)

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