Answer / Munesh Kumar

In Spring Framework, '@autowired(required=false)' allows the dependency to be optional and not mandatory for the bean instantiation. If a dependency is marked as '@autowired(required=false)', it won't prevent the creation of the target bean even if the dependency is missing or cannot be found.

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