Category: Category: Spring

Why AOP is good By definition, a crosscutting concern is a functionality that spans multiple modules of an application. […]

Besides the IoC container, another core module of the Spring framework is its AOP framework. Currently, there are many […]

Problem Sometimes your application may need to read external resources (e.g., text files, XML files, properties file, or image […]

Problem In addition to registering the built-in property editors, you may want to write your own custom property editors […]

I could not get this to work… Problem A property editor is a feature of the JavaBeans API for […]

Problem In the typical communication model between components, the sender has to locate the receiver to call a method […]

Problem For an application to support internationalization (I18N for short, as there are 18 characters between the first character, […]

Problem When configuring beans in the configuration file, you must remember that it’s not a good practice to mix […]

Problem You would like to register your own plug-ins in the Spring IoC container to process the bean instances […]

Problem A well-designed component should not have direct dependencies on its container. However, sometimes it’s necessary for your beans […]