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I am new to spring mvc and have seen examples where folks use @ModelAttribute("form") Person person in method parameter and some who just do (Person person). what is the difference.
Thanks in advance
@ModelAttributeallows you to specify the name of the model attribute. When parameter doesn’t have this annotation, a decapitalized class name is used as an attribute name, i.e.Person p-> “person”.