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32 Cards in this Set
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How Spring Works
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Creating and Using the Application
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The application classes
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Configuration Instructions
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Inside the Spring Application Context
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Quick Time Summary
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Basic Bean XML definition
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Simplest possible bean definition
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Constructor dependancy injection
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Setter dependancy injection
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Constructor vs Setters: case for Constructors
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Constructor vs Setters: case for Setters
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Constructor vs Setters: General Recomendations
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Combinning Setter and Constructor
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Injecting Scalar Values
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Automatic Value Type Conversion
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Injecting Lists
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Injecting other types of beans
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The Factory-Method attribute
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POJO's as Factory Beans
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The FactoryBean interface
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Why using the FactoryBean interface?
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FactoryBeans in Spring
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Where the aplliccation context can be bootstrapped?
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Example : using ApllicatiionContext inside JUnit test
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Spring's resource loading mechanism
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Creating a Spring Application context from multiple files
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Boostrapping in each environment
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Working with prefixes
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Using Wildcards
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Accessing beans in Spring 3 - two things to remmember
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Benefits of dependancy injection
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