Comprehensive Guide to Understand Spring Bean Scopesby@bumblebee
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Comprehensive Guide to Understand Spring Bean Scopes

by Sonia Jessica11mMay 3rd, 2021
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An object that is instantiated, gathered, and otherwise managed by a Spring container is called a bean. The configuration metadata that you provide to the container is used to build these beans. Spring framework was first released under the Apache 2.0 license in June 2003. It is the most common application development platform for enterprise Java. It is used by millions of users across the globe to build high-performing, conveniently verifiable, and reusable code. The default scope of a bean is singleton. Two of them are available for both IoC and Spring-MVC containers while the rest three are only usable in the context of web-aware Spring Application Context.

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