Spring @DependsOn Annotation Example
Yatin B.1 min read
Date: 2019-01-23
This tutorial demonstrates the Spring Framework's @DependsOn annotation, which controls bean initialization order within the IoC container. The example uses a Maven project in Eclipse to create three beans (A, B, C), where B depends on A, and C depends on B. The @DependsOn annotation ensures A initializes before B, and B before C. The tutorial walks through project setup, dependency inclusion, and code implementation, showcasing the resulting execution order in the console logs. The complete code is provided, allowing readers to replicate and experiment.
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