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    The document discusses using annotations for Spring configuration as an alternative to XML. It describes that annotations provide metadata about classes and can be processed at compile-time or run-time. It provides an example of using the @Component annotation to mark classes for component scanning in Spring. The process involves enabling component scanning in the Spring config file, adding the @Component annotation to classes, and retrieving the beans from the Spring container.

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    The document discusses using annotations for Spring configuration as an alternative to XML. It describes that annotations provide metadata about classes and can be processed at compile-time or run-time. It provides an example of using the @Component annotation to mark classes for component scanning in Spring. The process involves enabling component scanning in the Spring config file, adding the @Component annotation to classes, and retrieving the beans from the Spring container.

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    Spring Configuration with

    Annotations
    What are Java Annotations?

    • Special labels/markers added to Java classes


    • Provide meta-data about the class
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    Color: Silver
    Style: Jewel
    Code: 1460
    • Processed at compile time or 
 SKU: 10072090
    run-time for special processing Size US: 8
    Size UK: 6

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    Annotation Example

    • We’ve seen annotations already …

    public class TrackCoach implements Coach {

    @Override
    public String getDailyWorkout() {
    return "Run a hard 5k";
    }
    …
    }

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    Why Spring Configuration with Annotations?

    • XML configuration can be verbose


    • Configure your Spring beans with Annotations


    • Annotations minimizes the XML configuration

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    Scanning for Component Classes
    • Spring will scan your Java classes for special annotations


    • Automatically register the beans in the Spring container

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    Development Process

    Step-
    1. Enable component scanning in Spring config file
 By-S
    tep

    2. Add the @Component Annotation to your Java classes


    3. Retrieve bean from Spring container

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    Step 1: Enable component scanning in Spring config file

    <beans … >

    <context:component-scan base-package="com.luv2code.springdemo" />

    </beans>

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    Step 2: Add the @Component Annotation to your Java classes

    @Component("thatSillyCoach")
    public class TennisCoach implements Coach {

    @Override
    public String getDailyWorkout() {
    return "Practice your backhand volley";
    }

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    Step 3: Retrieve bean from Spring container

    • Same coding as before … nothing changes.

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

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