Concept Overview In general, most of the beans declared for dependency injection using Spring are statically defined i.e. It is known a-priori what the dependencies are going to be. However, in certain advanced situations, there may be a requirement to perform dependency injection dynamically at runtime. Such dynamic dependency injection is possible in Spring using … Read more

Concept Overview In general, most of the beans declared for dependency injection using Spring are static and statically defined i.e. It is known a-priori what the dependencies are going to be. However, in certain advanced situations, there may be a requirement to perform dependency injection dynamically at runtime. Such dynamic dependency injection is possible in … Read more

Concept Overview In general, most of the beans declared for dependency injection using Spring are static and statically defined i.e. It is known a-priori what the dependencies are going to be. However, in certain advanced situations, there may be a requirement to perform dependency injection dynamically at runtime. Such dynamic dependency injection is possible in … Read more

Concept Overview In general, most of the beans declared for dependency injection using Spring are static and statically defined i.e. It is known a-priori what the dependencies are going to be. However, in certain advanced situations, there may be a requirement to perform dependency injection dynamically at runtime. Such dynamic dependency injection is possible in … Read more

Concept Overview Spring’s P namespace is an alternative to using the property tag. By using p namespace, we can perform dependency injection by directly using the attribute of bean tag instead of using the property tag. The benefits of using p namespace are: p namespace is more compact than property tag Using p namespace reduces … Read more

Concept Overview Sometimes, it is necessary to inject a Collection of type java.util.Properties into a bean using Spring injection. e.g. A Car has many technical specifications associated with in the form of name-value pairs (e.g. Weight, Maximum Torque, No. of cylinders, etc). This is achieved by using the props tag within the property tag in … Read more

Concept Overview Sometimes, it is necessary to inject a Collection of type java.util.Map into a bean using Spring injection. e.g. A TelephoneDirectory maps the name of a person with his telephone number. This is achieved by using the map tag within the property tag in Spring configuration. The following sample program provides an overview of … Read more

Concept Overview Sometimes, it is necessary to inject a Collection of type java.util.Set into a bean using Spring injection. e.g. A Team may contains a Set of Players. This is achieved by using the set tag within the property tag in Spring configuration. The following sample program provides an overview of injecting a Set of … Read more

Concept Overview Sometimes, it is necessary to inject a Collection of type java.util.List into a bean using Spring injection. e.g. A ToDoList may contains a list of tasks. This is achieved by using the list tag within the property tag in Spring configuration. The following sample program provides an overview of injecting a List of … Read more

Concept Overview It is possible to inject simple values like String, Integer, etc. into a bean. This is done using the value attribute of property tag in Spring configuration xml. The following sample program provides an overview of injecting simple values into a bean. Sample Program Overview In the sample program, we will create a … Read more