What is the difference between singleton and spring singleton?
Answer / Anuj Sindhu
Singleton is a Java design pattern that ensures a class has only one instance. Spring's singleton, on the other hand, creates a single instance of a bean within the application context. The key difference lies in their lifecycle management, which is handled by Spring for singletons.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Why do we use @qualifier?
What is the use of application server?
Explain the function of @autowired annotation.
What are benefits of spring framework?
What is namedparameterjdbctemplate in spring?
Can we have both constructor and setter injection?
What are the minimum settings to create a spring mvc application?
What is applicationcontextaware in spring?
What are the layers in spring framework?
What is repository pattern?
How does @transactional works in spring?
What is root context in spring?