Spring Core

The Spring async service example show you how to use Spring @Async Thread execution together with Java’s Future callback. We are using Spring @Async to fire up a new thread and get the result in a later time. This is the best solution in case you want to make a time consuming task. Let’s begin: … Read moreSpring async service example

The Spring Custom @Required Styled Annotation Example helps you create and configure your own custom spring @Required annotation type. As you know, the @Required annotation is used to make sure a particular property has been set. Spring is allow you to define your custom @Required-style annotation, which is equivalent to @Required annotation. In this example, … Read moreSpring Custom @Required Styled Annotation Example

The Spring @Required annotation example shows you how to use the @Required annotation. This annotation helps you check some dependency at startup rather than at runtime. So that this make it more clear and quicker to detech exceptions and errors. By default, this annotation is not configured, thus we must instruct the spring container explicitly. … Read moreSpring @Required annotation example

The Spring autowired annotation example shows you how to configure bean dependency injection using annotation. In the previous example, you can use XML to describe a bean wiring, and now you can use annotation to configure the bean wiring. In case, a bean wiring is configured both with annotation and XML, the XML will override … Read moreSpring autowired annotation example

The loading multiple Spring beans configuration files example shows you how to import multiple spring xml configuration files. When you create a application with multiple layers. I strongly recommend you to configure each logical layer or module in a Spring XMl configuration file in your application. This configuration helps your source code more maintainable. Finally, … Read moreLoading multiple Spring beans configuration files example