Spring Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control Container Concepts: Difference between revisions
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At the heart of the [[Spring Framework]] are the modules that implement the [[#IoC_Container|core container]], including a configuration model and a [[#Dependency_Injection|dependency injection mechanism]]. Support for different application architectures, including messaging, transactions and persistence is built in top of the core container. | At the heart of the [[Spring Framework]] are the modules that implement the [[#IoC_Container|core container]], including a [[#Configuration_Model|configuration model]] and a [[#Dependency_Injection|dependency injection mechanism]]. Support for different application architectures, including messaging, transactions and persistence is built in top of the core container. | ||
====<span id='IoC_Container'></span>Inversion of Control Container==== | ====<span id='IoC_Container'></span>Inversion of Control Container==== | ||
Revision as of 04:49, 8 October 2018
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Overview
At the heart of the Spring Framework are the modules that implement the core container, including a configuration model and a dependency injection mechanism. Support for different application architectures, including messaging, transactions and persistence is built in top of the core container.
Inversion of Control Container
Configuration Model
XML-based
Java-based (@Configuration)
Automatic configuration (autoconfiguration).