initialize the variable in the annotation it self

Hi i have a requirement to generate a code like this @RequestMapping(value = {"/user"}) but   it is throwing exception as a temporary solution i fixed this by initilizing the variable and then used that variable like this


private String[] user = {"$user"};

@RequestMapping(value = {"/user"})

public somemethod(){

}

can any one tell how to initialize the value variable in the annotation it self.

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Hi

sorry the last message is wrong actually this is the case.

i have a requirement to generate a code like this @RequestMapping(value = {"/user"}) but   it is throwing exception as a temporary solution i fixed this by initilizing the variable and then used that variable like this


private String[] user = {"$user"};

@RequestMapping(value = this.user)

public somemethod(){

}

can any one tell how to initialize the value variable in the annotation it self.

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Hello Surya,

What exception it throwing?

Regards,

Evgeny

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hi Evgeny Kurbatsky,

          First of all it is not accepting to initalize a type variable with array of string in annotation.Here i am attaching the screenshot of my editor.

regards,

suryakiran



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hi Evgeny Kurbatsky,

          First of all it is not accepting to initalize a type variable with array of string in annotation.Here i am attaching the screenshot of my editor "Error.png".

regards,

suryakiran



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Hello Surya,

There is a problem in MPS. I have created a issue for this MPS-5496.

There is some workaround. You can enter local variable:

     String[] str = {<< ... >>};


And copy {<< ... >>} inside annotation.

Regards,

Evgeny

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