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Spring IOC Container Class Notes

The document discusses the Spring Inversion of Control (IoC) container and how it is used to manage the lifecycle and dependencies of objects in a Java application. It covers tight and loose coupling, how the Spring IoC container is used to create and manage objects, and the differences between the BeanFactory and ApplicationContext containers. Key features of the Spring IoC container include dependency injection, managing the lifecycle of beans, and allowing for loose coupling between objects.

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Spring IOC Container Class Notes

The document discusses the Spring Inversion of Control (IoC) container and how it is used to manage the lifecycle and dependencies of objects in a Java application. It covers tight and loose coupling, how the Spring IoC container is used to create and manage objects, and the differences between the BeanFactory and ApplicationContext containers. Key features of the Spring IoC container include dependency injection, managing the lifecycle of beans, and allowing for loose coupling between objects.

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Spring IoC

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Spring IoC Container Example
1. Tight Couplin
2. Loose Coupling using Interface
3. Using Spring IoC Container to create and
manage objects using Java based con guration

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Spring IOC Container
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Spring IoC Container
1. Responsible for creating the objects (Spring beans
2. Responsible for injecting one abject into another object (using DI
3. Managing the bean’s entire life-cycle - It manages the complete lifecycle of
an bean from creation to destructio
4. Container uses the information provided in the con guration le (or
annotations) to create the objects, and it uses dependency injection to supply
the objects with their dependencies.
5. The con guration metadata is represented in XML, Java annotations, or Java
code
6. By using the IoC container, the objects are more loosely coupled and easier
to test, since their dependencies can be easily swapped out with mock
objects.
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Spring IoC Container

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Spring IoC Container Types
1. BeanFactory container
2. ApplicationContext container

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BeanFactory Container
1. Responsible for creating the beans, con guring
the beans and managing the bean’s entire life-
cycle.

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ApplicationContext Container
1. Responsible for creating the beans, con guring the beans and
managing the bean’s entire life-cycle
2. Enterprise Application Features
• It provides messaging (i18n or internationalization) functionalit
• Event publication functionalit
• Annotation-based dependency injectio
• Easy integration with Spring AOP features
• Supports almost all types of bean scopes

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@Primary Annotation
We use @Primary annotation to give higher
preference to a bean when there are multiple beans
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Steps for Java based configuration
1. Create Con guration class with @Con guration
annotatio
2. Create method and annotated it with @Bean
annotatio
3. Create Spring IoC Container (ApplicationContext)
and Retrieve Spring bean from Spring IoC
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1. Create Configuration class with @Configuration annotation

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2. Create method and annotated it with @Bean annotation

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3. Create Spring IoC container and retrieve bean

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