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Spring Annotations

Annotations provide metadata that can be used to configure aspects of Java code. Common annotations include those for Java Spring, Hibernate, Java EE, and more. Annotations are processed by frameworks to determine how classes and methods should behave at runtime. They provide an alternative to XML configuration.

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Spring Annotations

Annotations provide metadata that can be used to configure aspects of Java code. Common annotations include those for Java Spring, Hibernate, Java EE, and more. Annotations are processed by frameworks to determine how classes and methods should behave at runtime. They provide an alternative to XML configuration.

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What is Annotation ?

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Annotations are used to provide metadata.

Metadata - data about the data is called metadata.

JSE
---
@Override
@SupressWarnings
@Deprecated

@Target
@RententionPolicy

@FunctionalInterface.....

JEE
---
@WebServlet
@WebFilter
@Listener etc...

JSP - Annotations are not applicable

EJB - @SessionBean - @Transactional @ManagedBean @LocalBean etc..

Hibernate -
-----------
@Entity
@Table
@Id
@Column
@OneToMany @OneToOne @ManyToOne @ManyToMany @JoinColumn etc...

Spring Annotations
------------------
@Required
@Autowired
@Qualifier
@Bean
@Scope
@DependsOn

@PostConstruct
@PreDestroy

@Component

@Named
@Inject

@Configuration
Spring MVC Annotations
-----------------------
@Controller
@RestController
@RequestMapping
@RequestBody
@ResponseBody

@Component : To make class as spring bean

@Value : To inject value to variable

@Autowired : To inject dependent object into target object

@PostConstruct : To execute init logic for a bean

@PreDestroy : To execute pre-destroy logic for a bean.

@DependsOn : To specify one bean is in-directly dependent on another bean.

@Configuration : To make java class as configuration class. It serves as


replacement for xml configuration.

@ComponentScan(basePackages={"pkg1","pkg2"...} : It is used to scan packages to


identify bean classes based on stereo-type annotations.

@Controller : To make java class as Spring Controller (Request handler)

@RestController: To make java class as distributed component. It is used for B2B


communication.

@Service: To represent class as Spring bean. It is used for business components.

@Repository : To represent class as Spring Bean. It is used for persistence layer.

Develop Spring application to read data from csv file and store data in Database
table.

CSV (Comma seperated values)


-----------------------------------------
101,Spring,1000.00,Rod Johnson
102,Hibernate,850.00,Gaven King
103,Restful Services,1200.00,Roy Fielding
-------------------------------------------

1) Create Dao class to insert a record into table.


public boolean saveBook(Book book);

2) Create Service class to interact Dao class


public void saveBooks(List<Book> books) ;

3) Create AppConfig class for Component Scanning

4) Create Main class to start ioc and read data from File and call Service layer
method by passsing books as a input for service class method.

@Configuration
Beans.xml -------> AppConfig.java

<bean id="" class="" /> ---> @Component @Service @Repository

@ComponentScan( basePackages= {"com.ies"} )

@Autowired

Document / Workbook

Workbook book = new HssfWorkBook();

Sheet

Sheet sheet = book.createSheetAt(0);

Row
Row row = sheet.createRow(0);
Cell
Cell cell0 = row.createCell(0);

Set value to the cell


cell0.setCellValue("101");
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream("Users.xls");
HssfWorkbook book = new HssfWorkbook( );
Sheet sheet = book.getSheetAt(0);
Iterator<Row> rowIterator = sheet.rowIterator();

while(rowIterator.hasNext()){
Row currentRow = rowIterator.next( );
Iterator<Cell> cellIterator = currentRow.cellIterator( );

while(cellIterator.hasNext( )){
Cell currentCell = cellIterator.next ( );

currentCell.getStringCellValue();
}
}

WorkBook
Sheet
Row
Cell

Workbook book = new HssfWorkbook();

Sheet sheet = book.createSheet("Sname");

Row headerRow = sheet.createRow(0);

headerRow.createCell(0).setCellValue("S.No");
headerRow.createCell(1).setCellValue("Name");
headerRow.createCell(2).setCellValue("Email");

Row dataRow1 = sheet.createRow(1)


dataRow1.createCell(0).setcellValue("");
...

FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream("file.xls");

Workbook book = new HssfWorkBook(fis);

Iterator<Sheet> sheets = book.sheetIterator( );


while(sheets.hasNext()){
Sheet sheet = sheets.next ( );

Iterator<Row> rows = sheet.rowIterator () ;

while(rows.hasNext( )) {
Row row = rows.next ( );

Iterator<Cell> cells = row.cellIterator( ) ;

while(cells.hasNext( )) {
Cell cell = cells.next( ) ;
}
}

book id : 1 to 5 chars

book name: 6 to 15 chars

book price: 16 to 22 chars

12345spring 200.00
101 hibernate25

@Configuration
@ComponentScan(basePackages="com.nit")

@Component
@Controller
@RestController
@Service
@Repository

@Autowired(required=true|false)
@DependsOn
@Bean
@Scope
@Value
@PropertySource(value={"DbConfig.properties","smtp.properties"})

@Component is class level annotation


@Component will be processed as part of component-scanning
When class contains @Component, spring will take care of instantiation

@Bean is method level annotation.


If we want to create object with custom initialization then we will go for @Bean
annotation.

@Bean annotated methods will be available in Configuration class

@Bean annotated methods will be called bt IOC after component scanning.

Types of IOC
------------
IOC is a principle which is used to manage and colloborate dependencies among
objects in application.

1) Dependency Injection
- Setter Injection
- Constructor Injection

2) Dependency Pull
- Dependency lookup
- Contextual Dependency pull

-----------------------------------------------
public class MsgServlet implements Servlet{

public void init(ServletConfig config){


/// logic
}

public void service(SR req, SR res){


//logic
}

public void destroy(){


//logic
}

public String getServletInfo(){


return "";
}

public ServletConfig getServletConfig(){


return config;
}
}

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