This annotation provides a way to add security configuration to business methods. It will use roles to check if a user has permission to call…
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Using the @Lookup Annotation in Spring
The @Lookup annotation is an injection (like @Inject, @Resource, @Autowired) annotation used at the method level. This annotation tells Spring to overwrite the method, redirecting…
@PreDestroy and @PostConstruct in Spring: Managing Bean Lifecycle
These annotations are called at specific moments in the bean lifecycle. They allow you to define methods executed after a bean is created and before…
@Resource: The Versatile Bean Injection Annotation for Jakarta EE and Spring
This annotation does bean injection, like the @Autowired and @Inject annotations. This annotation is packaged with Jakarta EE and will work on your Spring projects….
Understanding the @DependsOn Annotation in Spring
Introduction to the @DependsOn Annotation This annotation tells Spring that the bean marked with this annotation should be created after the beans that it depends…
Understanding @Primary in Spring
If you read my post about the @Qualifier annotation, you have noticed that defining two beans of the same type can be a challenge. By…
Using @Qualifier to Resolve Bean Conflicts in Spring
When working on a Spring project, you might encounter a situation where you have multiple bean implementations for the same type. This can cause an…
3 Ways to Use the @Lazy Annotation in Spring
Does your Spring application take too long to start? Maybe this annotation could help you. This annotation indicates to Spring that a bean needs to…
12 Ways to Use the @Value Annotation in Spring for Flexible and Maintainable Applications
You may already be familiar with @Value annotation from Spring. This annotation allows you to inject some properties into your beans. But there’s a lot…
Understanding Spring Annotations: A Comprehensive Overview
Working with Spring involves using various annotations for application configuration, component linking, and behavior management. These annotations can be categorized into Initialization, Configuration Specifics, Stereotypes, Behavioral, and Testing. This overview provides insight into their functions and aims to guide the application of annotations in projects. Detailed guides on leveraging these annotations will be covered in upcoming articles.