# Do you have a tool for scanning Spring MVC endpoints and automatically import spec



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- Posted at: almost 6 years ago
- Author title: Software Engineer at SFL - We Do Software !
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### Comment 1

Whilst we don't provide a tool to scan for Spring MVC endpoints, it is possible to import a Java web app into Martini and run it on the same application server. You can then migrate parts of that Java application to Martini services by browsing the Jar and importing the service you'd like Martini to execute. In fact, this can be a nice way to break down a monolithic Java application into microservices run on Martini.

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- Posted at: almost 6 years ago




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