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    Spring Inversion of Control (IoC) allows defining objects (beans) in configuration rather than coding, and handles injecting dependencies. The Spring container manages object lifecycles using the configuration. Developers retrieve fully initialized objects from the container. Configuration can be via XML, annotations, or Java code. The process involves defining beans, creating a Spring container, and retrieving beans from the container.

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    Spring Inversion of Control (IoC) allows defining objects (beans) in configuration rather than coding, and handles injecting dependencies. The Spring container manages object lifecycles using the configuration. Developers retrieve fully initialized objects from the container. Configuration can be via XML, annotations, or Java code. The process involves defining beans, creating a Spring container, and retrieving beans from the container.

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    Spring Inversion of Control

    Ideal Solution
    Object
    give me a “Coach” object
    Factory
    My App

    configuration

    BaseballCoach CricketCoach
    HockeyCoach

    www.luv2code.com
    Spring Container Spring

    Object
    give me a “Coach” object
    Factory
    My App

    configuration

    BaseballCoach CricketCoach
    HockeyCoach

    www.luv2code.com
    Spring Container
    Spring
    • Primary functions Object
    Factory
    • Create and manage objects (Inversion of Control)

    • Inject object’s dependencies (Dependency Injection)

    www.luv2code.com
    Configuring Spring Container

    • XML configuration file (legacy, but most legacy apps still use this)


    • Java Annotations (modern)


    • Java Source Code (modern)

    www.luv2code.com
    Spring Development Process
    Step-
    B y -S
    tep

    1. Configure your Spring Beans


    2. Create a Spring Container


    3. Retrieve Beans from Spring Container

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    Step 1: Configure your Spring Beans

    File: applicationContext.xml

    <beans … >

    <bean id="myCoach"
    class="com.luv2code.springdemo.BaseballCoach">
    </bean>

    </beans>

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    Step 2: Create a Spring Container

    • Spring container is generically known as ApplicationContext

    • Specialized implementations Spring

    • ClassPathXmlApplicationContext Object
    Factory
    • AnnotationConfigApplicationContext
    • GenericWebApplicationContext
    • others …

    www.luv2code.com
    Step 2: Create a Spring Container

    ClassPathXmlApplicationContext context =
    new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("applicationContext.xml");

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    Step 3: Retrieve Beans from Container
    Spring
    Object
    give me a “Coach” object
    Factory
    My App

    configuration

    BaseballCoach CricketCoach
    HockeyCoach
    www.luv2code.com
    Step 3: Retrieve Beans from Container
    // create a spring container
    ClassPathXmlApplicationContext context =
    new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("applicationContext.xml");

    // retrieve bean from spring container


    Coach theCoach = context.getBean("myCoach", Coach.class);

    File: applicationContext.xml
    <bean id="myCoach"
    class="com.luv2code.springdemo.BaseballCoach">
    </bean>

    www.luv2code.com

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