Answer Posted / sujeev
IOC(Inversion of control)is a technique that allows object
configuration to be moved out of code and into a
configuration file. With Spring IOC, this is typically done
with an XML file.
The steps to use Spring IOC are:
1. Write Java Bean classes, with getter and setter methods
for each property to be configured by Spring.
2. Create an XML file that describes the Java Beans to be
configured.
3. Use an XMLBeanFactory to create configured beans. There
are other ways to read bean descriptions, but using an
XmlBeanFactory is more common.
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