Getting Data From Spring Mvc In Angular Js In The Initial View Call
Solution 1:
Angular really shines when you use it in a "single" page application, so I would suggest using it as you suggested in your "existing approach" as it moves you closer to a single page app design, however, if you are just trying to get some of the features of Angular in an existing request/response application, then you could send your html payload with the data in ng-init as this page demonstrates. It's a RoR example, but I think the point is clear. I think it is a bit of hack, but should get the job done.
<body ng-init="angularVariable = ${variableFromServer}">
html/angular ...
</body>
Solution 2:
I recently switched to using angular, the beauty of it is you can ditch jsp's entirely and just have static html as the frontend. Served as a static resource by spring.
To initially populate your form/tables/whatever - lots of different options do it in javascript/angular. But its nice to keep your view seperate from your controllers (ie don't use jsp's).
Solution 3:
You can use below code for get user logging,
<input type="text" ng-model ="currentLoging" ng-init= "currentLoging='${pageContext.request.userPrincipal.name}'" />
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