Spring Framework: Configuring Beans with Autowiring

JDK 11+    |    Intermediate
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The Autowiring feature in Spring enables the injection of object dependency implicitly using a setter or constructor injection. Use this course to explore complex beans with dependencies on other beans and how the autowiring feature links them together. Examine how to create beans in reference to other beans, use the @Autowired annotation, and build a bean with multiple dependencies. You will also investigate different types of autowiring and discover how autowiring manages the linking of beans. After completing this course, you will have the skills to construct a complex bean with 1-1 or 1-many dependencies and configure beans with Autowiring.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Discover the key concepts covered in this course
    Link a bean to a dependent bean using a reference set in the xml config file
    Recognize the different ways in which bean references can be set
    Use autowiring to connect beans that are related to each other
    Apply autowiring to the beans created from a class using the autowired annotation
    Apply the autowired annotation to the setters and constructors of a bean class
  • Outline the limitations of autowiring
    Implement autowiring using a java-based bean configuration file
    Create a class whose beans depend on several other beans
    Set autowiring for a bean with multiple dependencies using an xml config file
    Set autowiring for a bean with multiple dependencies using a java config file
    Summarize the key concepts covered in this course

IN THIS COURSE

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    3.  Configuring Beans with References
    11m 24s
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    4.  Autowiring of Beans
    11m 18s
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    5.  Using the Autowired Annotation
    10m 11s
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    6.  Autowiring with Setters and Constructors
    5m 52s
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    7.  Recognizing the Limitations of Autowired Annotation
    12m 44s
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    8.  Autowiring with a Java Bean Configuration
    10m 31s
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    9.  Defining a Class with Multiple Dependencies
    8m 58s
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    10.  Autowiring Collections Using an XML Config
    12m 1s
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    11.  Autowiring Collections Using a Java Config
    7m 40s
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    12.  Course Summary
    2m 11s

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