Spring Singleton Bean Scope Example

Date: 2018-09-26

This tutorial demonstrates Spring's singleton bean scope, which ensures only one instance of a bean exists per application context. It explains how to define singleton beans using both XML configuration and the @Scope annotation. The example shows a Message class configured as a singleton, proving that subsequent requests retrieve the same instance. The tutorial walks through setting up a Maven project in Eclipse and includes code snippets for the Message class and configuration files. The default bean scope in Spring is singleton; if no scope is specified, it's implicitly singleton.

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