Unable to display index.html in jax rs with spring boot

I am trying to create a simple app with jax rs, springboot, angular.

I have placed the index.html in static folder, but while hitting the url localhost:8080/index.html or localhost:8080 it's throwing 404 not found error through the custom exception handler. I have added index.html as welcome-file-list.

I have a controller class but i have not written any specific method to handle it.

Also i want to display error specific page with message details.

Definitely i am missing something but not getting any pointer to find it out. Please help.

Do i need to configure web.xml explicitly for this?

edited Jan 1 at 12:27

asked Jan 1 at 12:01

Rajarshi

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stackoverflow.com/a/29670751/2587435

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 1 at 17:13

@Paul Samsotha i am a novice so really dont have too much knowledge about these configurations, though i followed but didn't help. So i have removed the web.xml and springboot configure it. I can in log that it's detecting the index page but while hitting the url it is redirecting to my custom exception handler and throwing 404 error. As i saw some comments that springboot will automatically find these static pages and serve. I am not sure as i am using jax rs with springboot so may be i need to do something else.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 5:53

Do you have GitHub? If you do, can you post a link to the repo? I can look at it.

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 5:57

Did you follow the directions in the link? And do you have the dependency in the below answer?

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 6:00

Yes all dependencies are there. I will see if i can upload it in github and will share the link.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 6:06

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I am trying to create a simple app with jax rs, springboot, angular.

I have a controller class but i have not written any specific method to handle it.

Also i want to display error specific page with message details.

Definitely i am missing something but not getting any pointer to find it out. Please help.

Do i need to configure web.xml explicitly for this?

edited Jan 1 at 12:27

asked Jan 1 at 12:01

Rajarshi

231113

stackoverflow.com/a/29670751/2587435

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 1 at 17:13

@Paul Samsotha i am a novice so really dont have too much knowledge about these configurations, though i followed but didn't help. So i have removed the web.xml and springboot configure it. I can in log that it's detecting the index page but while hitting the url it is redirecting to my custom exception handler and throwing 404 error. As i saw some comments that springboot will automatically find these static pages and serve. I am not sure as i am using jax rs with springboot so may be i need to do something else.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 5:53

Do you have GitHub? If you do, can you post a link to the repo? I can look at it.

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 5:57

Did you follow the directions in the link? And do you have the dependency in the below answer?

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 6:00

Yes all dependencies are there. I will see if i can upload it in github and will share the link.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 6:06

add a comment |

I am trying to create a simple app with jax rs, springboot, angular.

I have a controller class but i have not written any specific method to handle it.

Also i want to display error specific page with message details.

Definitely i am missing something but not getting any pointer to find it out. Please help.

Do i need to configure web.xml explicitly for this?

edited Jan 1 at 12:27

asked Jan 1 at 12:01

Rajarshi

231113

I am trying to create a simple app with jax rs, springboot, angular.

I have a controller class but i have not written any specific method to handle it.

Also i want to display error specific page with message details.

Definitely i am missing something but not getting any pointer to find it out. Please help.

Do i need to configure web.xml explicitly for this?

java rest spring-boot jersey jax-rs

edited Jan 1 at 12:27

asked Jan 1 at 12:01

Rajarshi

231113

edited Jan 1 at 12:27

asked Jan 1 at 12:01

Rajarshi

231113

edited Jan 1 at 12:27

asked Jan 1 at 12:01

Rajarshi

231113

asked Jan 1 at 12:01

Rajarshi

231113

asked Jan 1 at 12:01

Rajarshi

231113

stackoverflow.com/a/29670751/2587435

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 1 at 17:13

@Paul Samsotha i am a novice so really dont have too much knowledge about these configurations, though i followed but didn't help. So i have removed the web.xml and springboot configure it. I can in log that it's detecting the index page but while hitting the url it is redirecting to my custom exception handler and throwing 404 error. As i saw some comments that springboot will automatically find these static pages and serve. I am not sure as i am using jax rs with springboot so may be i need to do something else.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 5:53

Do you have GitHub? If you do, can you post a link to the repo? I can look at it.

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 5:57

Did you follow the directions in the link? And do you have the dependency in the below answer?

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 6:00

Yes all dependencies are there. I will see if i can upload it in github and will share the link.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 6:06

add a comment |

stackoverflow.com/a/29670751/2587435

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 1 at 17:13

@Paul Samsotha i am a novice so really dont have too much knowledge about these configurations, though i followed but didn't help. So i have removed the web.xml and springboot configure it. I can in log that it's detecting the index page but while hitting the url it is redirecting to my custom exception handler and throwing 404 error. As i saw some comments that springboot will automatically find these static pages and serve. I am not sure as i am using jax rs with springboot so may be i need to do something else.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 5:53

Do you have GitHub? If you do, can you post a link to the repo? I can look at it.

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 5:57

Did you follow the directions in the link? And do you have the dependency in the below answer?

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 6:00

Yes all dependencies are there. I will see if i can upload it in github and will share the link.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 6:06

stackoverflow.com/a/29670751/2587435

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 1 at 17:13

@Paul Samsotha i am a novice so really dont have too much knowledge about these configurations, though i followed but didn't help. So i have removed the web.xml and springboot configure it. I can in log that it's detecting the index page but while hitting the url it is redirecting to my custom exception handler and throwing 404 error. As i saw some comments that springboot will automatically find these static pages and serve. I am not sure as i am using jax rs with springboot so may be i need to do something else.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 5:53

Do you have GitHub? If you do, can you post a link to the repo? I can look at it.

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 5:57

Did you follow the directions in the link? And do you have the dependency in the below answer?

– Paul Samsotha
Jan 3 at 6:00

Yes all dependencies are there. I will see if i can upload it in github and will share the link.

– Rajarshi
Jan 3 at 6:06

add a comment |

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    <dependency>

        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>

        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>

    </dependency>

To your pom.xml file, spring boot auto configure all the rest.

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        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>

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To your pom.xml file, spring boot auto configure all the rest.

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    <dependency>

        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>

        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>

    </dependency>

To your pom.xml file, spring boot auto configure all the rest.

answered Jan 1 at 13:55

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    <dependency>

        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>

        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>

    </dependency>

To your pom.xml file, spring boot auto configure all the rest.

answered Jan 1 at 13:55

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    <dependency>

        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>

        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>

    </dependency>

To your pom.xml file, spring boot auto configure all the rest.

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