org.springframework.web.bind.MissingServletRequestParameterException: Required Long parameter 'id' is not present

这个错误是由于在请求参数中缺少了必需的长整型参数 'id' 导致的。请确保你的请求中包含了正确的参数名和值。如果你使用的是Spring框架，你可以使用@RequestParam注解来标记必需的参数，并确保客户端发送的请求中包含了该参数。例如：

@GetMapping("/example")
public ResponseEntity<String> exampleMethod(@RequestParam Long id) {
    // 在这里处理业务逻辑
    return ResponseEntity.ok("成功");
}

在上述示例中，`@RequestParam` 注解标记了参数 'id'，表示该参数是必需的。如果客户端发送的请求中没有提供 'id' 参数，就会抛出 `MissingServletRequestParameterException` 异常。你可以根据实际情况进行调整，确保请求中包含了必需的参数。

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Resolved [org.springframework.web.bind.MissingServletRequestParameterException: Required Long parameter 'houseId' is not present]

这个异常提示是说在请求中缺少必要的参数 `houseId`，需要在请求中添加该参数并赋值。可以检查一下请求的URL和请求参数是否正确，或者在后端代码中查看接口定义和参数要求。如果是前端请求导致的问题，可以检查一下前端的代码是否正确拼接了请求参数。如果还是无法解决问题，可以提供更多的代码和错误日志，以便更好地帮助你解决问题。

Resolved [org.springframework.web.bind.MissingServletRequestParameterException: Required long parameter 'pageNo' is not present]

The `Resolved [org.springframework.web.bind.MissingServletRequestParameterException: Required long parameter 'pageNo' is not present]` is an error message thrown by the Spring Framework when it encounters a missing required request parameter during web request handling. In this case, the error specifically relates to a parameter named `pageNo`, which is expected to be a long value (an integer) but is not found in the incoming HTTP request.

Here's a breakdown of what it means:

1. **Cause:** The issue arises when you have a method or controller action in your Spring application that is annotated with `@RequestParam` or some other annotation expecting a `pageNo` as a parameter, and this parameter is marked as `required=true`. The framework is looking for this parameter in the URL query string or request body, but it's not present.

2. **Solution:**
- **Check the request**: Make sure you've included the `pageNo` parameter in the correct format, either in the URL as `?pageNo=value` (query string) or in the request body (if you're using POST/PUT).
- **Validation configuration:** If the parameter is supposed to be optional, ensure that the validation annotations (`@RequestParam(required = false)` or similar) are set correctly.
- **Handle exceptions:** Use Spring's exception handling mechanism, such as `@ExceptionHandler(MissingServletRequestParameterException.class)`, to provide a default response or a more user-friendly error message.