Upload image to Spring Boot and display it with Thymeleaf
In this video, we’ll extend our Spring Boot CRUD application to support file uploads and dynamically display images alongside customer data.
Follow along to learn how to:
• Add a new column in your Customer entity for image names
• Implement a file upload service to manage image storage
• Validate file size (up to 1MB) and type using JavaScript (jQuery)
• Display uploaded images on the home page and individual customer detail pages
• Configure Spring Boot to serve files from outside the static directory
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a fully functional image-upload feature integrated into your Spring Boot application. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe if you find this helpful!
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