Spring Core - IoC & DI
Inversion of Control, Dependency Injection, annotations (@Component, @Autowired, @Bean), scopes, bean lifecycle
1What is Inversion of Control (IoC) in Spring?
What is Inversion of Control (IoC) in Spring?
回答
IoC is a principle where the Spring framework manages object creation and lifecycle, rather than the developer. This reverses the traditional control flow where application code directly instantiates its dependencies. Spring uses an IoC container to manage beans and their dependencies declaratively.
2What is a bean in Spring?
What is a bean in Spring?
回答
A bean is an object managed by the Spring IoC container. It is instantiated, configured and assembled by Spring according to configuration metadata (annotations, XML or Java config). Beans are the core of a Spring application and benefit from dependency injection.
3What is the purpose of the @Component annotation?
What is the purpose of the @Component annotation?
回答
The @Component annotation marks a class as a Spring bean to be automatically detected during component scanning enabled by @ComponentScan. Spring creates an instance of this class and places it in the IoC container with a default name (class in camelCase). It's the generic stereotype annotation from which @Service, @Repository and @Controller derive to bring specific business semantics.
What are the three types of dependency injection in Spring?
How does the @Autowired annotation work?
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