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Figure 12-7 has a branch (Command object available?) at the top with two exits labeled "Yes" and none labeled "No".
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In Figure 12-6, shouldn't there be an arrow between the top box (formBackingObject...) and the next box (Creation...)?
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In Figure 12-5, there's not a "Yes" transition from "MaV contains view object?". Also, the "Yes" transition from "HandlerException Resolver(s) returns ModelAndView?" is not labeled.
Why do none of the figures include captions?
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On page 453, viewResolverTwo is given an order of 2; however, InternalResourceViewResolver doesn't have an order setter. According to the online API, InternalResourceViewResolver should always be last. Perhaps the Spring implementation doesn't have an order setter so they can force the last in order behavior. Getting rid of the order property set fixes the problem.
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In Figure 12-6 in the grey box comment for showForm(), "however" is misspelled.
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