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Hi,
I have one doubt. I always read about the spring ,that it creates object whenever required. but what i found that it created the objects whenever application starts.All the objects are created at that time only.
So that means object are created at application startup and injected whenevr required.
So i m confused abt this,Pl tell me why they have written like

creates object whenever required

.

Thank you
 
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Hi,

You might find this helpful

http://www.memestorm.com/blog/lazy-bean-instantiation-in-spring-20/
 
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Hey thank you very much ..
I was not knowing about lazy-init feature in spring..
I am clear now
Thanks again.
 
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