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Why does Bean scopes in Spring matter in this design?
Track: Java
Topic: Spring Core
Focus: Transactions and Proxies
Java: Transactions and Proxies
Answer
Bean scopes define the lifecycle and visibility of beans.
In Spring, bean scopes determine the lifecycle and how beans are created or shared. For transaction management, 'singleton' is often used, ensuring a single instance per application context. For instance, a ProductService bean might be 'singleton' so it maintains consistent state across transactions in a web application.
In Spring, bean scopes determine the lifecycle and how beans are created or shared. For transaction management, 'singleton' is often used, ensuring a single instance per application context. For instance, a ProductService bean might be 'singleton' so it maintains consistent state across transactions in a web application.
Topics: Java Spring Core Transactions and Proxies