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The document discusses inversion of control and describes the roles of the controller, service, and repository layers in a web application. It also explains several Java annotations used in Spring frameworks like @RestController, @AutoWired, @Entity, @Data, and @NoArgsConstructor.

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The document discusses inversion of control and describes the roles of the controller, service, and repository layers in a web application. It also explains several Java annotations used in Spring frameworks like @RestController, @AutoWired, @Entity, @Data, and @NoArgsConstructor.

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inversion of control(IOC)

controller: client gives request->(request dispatcher) take http request then


generate response then send the data .
hiberate= take an object and save it directly to table.
service: all the methods are called from repository.
takes data from controller and send it to the repository class.(processing are done
here.any changes)

repository:database transaction takes place.

@RestController: controller class json request json response.


@annotation : all the @ are annotations.
@AutoWired : manages all the object all injects all the dependencies required for
the new object.
@Entity,@Data,@NoArgsConstructor : JPA annotations.
@Entity-> by default makes table and columns.
@Data-> convenient shortcut annotation that bundles the features of @ToString,
@EqualsAndHashCode, @Getter / @Setter
@NoArgsConstructor->will generate a constructor with no parameters

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