Spring Framework Tutorial - Part 3 | Using Spring XML Configuration

In this video, we will see how to use Spring XML Configuration to apply Dependency Injection Principles to our example project.
➤Source Code:
github.com/SaiUpadhyayula/Lea...
➤ ApplicationContext vs BeanFactory Interface:
docs.spring.io/spring/docs/2....
➤ Spring Framework Documentation:
docs.spring.io/spring/docs/5....
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[@anithad1004]

The way you explain is just too good thanks a lot 😊

[@faizshah9931]

Its one of the best explainations I've ever seen!!!

[@ProgrammingTechie]

Thank you 🙂

[@mohamedely3987]

Well done 🎉

[@petere9383]

Thank you

[@kylesantos8401]

Thanks man! So simply explained!

[@thanos9704]

Awesome

[@laybackluke]

Can you please explain the other configuration method (not XML but Java based)? I have problems understanding this in terms of having the same elegance in easily changing the types as we have in XML by just changing the ref or class value

[@gladiuscalosus4922]

Great

[@MonishaDailyVlogs]

beautiful explanation

[@ProgrammingTechie]

Thank you

[@patel5532]

Hello sir, What should I do if I need to use beans from one xml file to another xml file constructor bean? For example: I have operation.xml in which my basic beans are defines, and my operation-service.xml requires beans from operations.xml. So how should I use in this case?

[@patrickmwamba6468]

Is configLocation a key word and how do I get to use it in eclipse?

[@vasukallepalli2287]

Can I create bean for abstract class? I have a requirement to create bean for CloseableHttpClient.