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Setting up Web Flow in a Spring Web Application
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This step covers the one-time configuration step of setting Web Flow up in a Spring web application.
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If you prefer to go right to implementing your first flow, you can <a href="tutorial?execution=${flowExecutionKey}&_eventId=next"">skip</a> this step.
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This step covers the one-time configuration required to setup Web Flow up in a Spring web application.
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If you prefer to go right to implementing your first flow, you can <a href="tutorial?execution=${flowExecutionKey}&_eventId=next">skip</a> this step.
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In general, we recommend using a pre-configured project template like the one this tutorial uses as a starting point for your new projects.
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When you do that, you will not have to configure Spring yourself--you simply implement your @Controllers and web flows and off you go.
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This step does provides useful background information on setting up your own Web Flow project template, and understanding how things work behind the scenes.
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