Spring

In Java, especially in the context of the Spring Framework, there are several ways to create and configure beans. Beans are basically a java class which objects are managed by a container (e.g., the Spring IoC container). It handles their creation, configuration, and lifecycle. Here are various ways to create beans in Java: 1). Using … Read more

In Spring Framework (including Spring Boot), the @Component annotation is used to mark a Java class as a Spring-managed component. When you annotate a class with @Component, Spring will automatically detect and register it as a Spring bean during the component scanning process. This means that Spring will create an instance of the class and … Read more