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We'll start by showing how to display elements of a List in a Thymeleaf page and how to bind a list of objects as user's inputs in a Thymeleaf form. 
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Here, we've added List of Book objects as a model attribute sent to the view, where we'll display it using an HTML table: Title Author No Books Available Title Author 
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Working with Enums in Thymeleaf 
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Planet Project Let's start by adding the Spring Boot starter for Thymeleaf to our pom.xml file: org.springframework.boot spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf RELEASE
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We're going to be working with widgets that have a few choices of color, so let's define our Color enum: public enum Solor { MERCURY, VENUS, EARTH, MARS, JUPITER, SATURN, URANUS, NEPTUNE }
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Now, let's create our Widget class: public class Planet { private String name; private Solar solar; // Standard getters/setters }
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