Spring Bean Configuration with Annotation

Spring Java31 Jan, 2023Computer & Internet

XML configuration can be verbose (Large projects can have lots of Spring Beans that can be configured in the XML file. It will take lots of work. So, configure your Spring Beans with Annotation). Annotation minimizes the XML configuration In this project example, we will create a POJO class i.e., CricketCoach.java.In this POJO class, we will create a method that returns a message. We will create an XML configuration i.e., applicationContext.xml file. In this XML file, we will define a base package of the project. Spring Container scan the base package and its sub-packages to identify which POJO class is a Spring Bean to configure and manage it. In this way, we will don?t each and every Spring Bean to configure in the XML configuration file.