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CDI annotations @Named and @Inject Dependency Injection in Spring 3.0 Tutorial

In Spring 3.0 the support for the CDI annotations @Named and @Inject are provided.

1) @Inject instead of Spring’s @Autowired to inject a bean.
2) @Named instead of Spring’s @Component to declare a bean.

Step 1: Create a simple Maven project. Just press enter for all the prompts.



Spring 3.0 tutorial – Part 1 (Setter DI )

This is a very simple Spring setter DI (depenendency injection tutorial). This assumes that you have gone through the “Setting up Java, Maven and Eclipse” tutorial. To recap:

1) Java, Maven, and eclipse are set up.
2) You have run the Maven archetype:generate command to create a skeleton structure.



Spring 3.0 tutorial – Part 2 (Constructor DI )

This is a very simple Spring constructor DI (depenendency injection tutorial). This assumes that you have gone through the “Setting up Java, Maven and Eclipse” tutorial. To recap: 1) Java,…



Spring 3.0 tutorial – part 3 (Setter DI with annotations)

This is a very simple Spring setter DI (dependency injection tutorial) using annotations. This assumes that you have gone through the “Setting up Java, Maven and Eclipse” tutorial. To recap:

1) Java, Maven, and eclipse are set up.
2) You have run the Maven archetype:generate command to create a skeleton structure.…



Spring 3.0 tutorial – part 4 (Setter DI with annotations and Java Config instead of XML)

This is a very simple Spring setter DI (dependency injection tutorial) using annotations. This is using a Java based Spring configuration with @configuration annotation as opposed to an XML based…



Spring 3.0 tutorial – part 5 (Setter DI with Spring AOP and AspectJ)

This is a very simple Spring AOP tutorial using AspectJ. This assumes that you have gone through the “Setting up Java, Maven and Eclipse” tutorial and the other Spring tutorials 1 to 3. This annotation profiles the time taken to execute the annotated methods.

You need to have a project structure as shown below with the relevant artifacts.…



Spring 3.0 tutorial – part 6 (with Hibernate & HSQLDB)

This is a very simple Spring tutorial with Hibernate and HSQLDB. This assumes that you have gone through the tutorials

1) Setting up Java, Maven, and Eclipse
2) The “Course” table is created as per the tutorials “SQL Tutorial with HSQLDB” and “JDBC Tutorial with HSQLDB”
3) Spring 3.0 tutorial part 1 to part 3.…



Spring 3.0 tutorial – part 7 (with JPA, Hibernate & HSQLDB)

This is a very simple Spring tutorial with JPA, Hibernate and HSQLDB. This assumes that you have gone through the tutorials 1) Setting up Java, Maven, and Eclipse 2) The…



Spring lookup-method example to inject prototype scoped bean into a singleton scoped bean

Step 1: You need asm and cgilib libraries in addition to Spring libraries shown below.

spring-lokkup-needs-asm-cgilib

Step 2: define the Dao (Data Access Object) interface.

Step 3: Define the Dao implementation.…



Top 6 Spring wiring via JavaConfig [i.e. @Configuration ] examples

Spring Java Configuration (i.e. JavaConfig) provides a pure-Java means of configuring the Spring IoC container. This is gaining popularity as it

  • gives complete control over instantiation and dependency injection.
  • gives type safety & compile-time check
  • supports refactorable configuration & supported by IDEs

Here are some industrial strength wiring examples.

#1, #2, #3.



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