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- What are the key components of the Java Spring framework architecture?
- The key components of the architecture of the Java Spring framework The Spring framework adopts a layered architecture to decompose functions into modular components. These components work together to manage various aspects of the application, such as dependency injection, configuration, data access, and web application development. Core Components: ApplicationContext: The central hub of the application, which is responsible for managing beans, connecting to data sources, and coordinating component interactions. Bean: A reusable component used to encapsulate the business logic and state of an application. DependencyInjection: Simplify connections between application components by automatically injecting dependencies into beans. AOP (aspect-oriented programming): a
- javaTutorial . spring 316 2024-04-18 09:30:03
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- How are configuration properties bound in Spring Boot?
- Configuration properties in Spring Boot can be bound to configuration property classes from property sources, including application properties files, environment variables, and command line parameters. Property binding is completed through the @ConfigurationProperties annotation. Practical case: Create a configuration attribute class, bind the attribute source, and obtain the configuration attribute.
- javaTutorial . spring 602 2024-04-18 09:09:02
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- How does the Spring MVC architecture work?
- SpringMVC is based on the MVC pattern, where controllers handle HTTP requests, update models and select views. The specific process is: the client sends a request. SpringDispatcherServlet receives and routes requests. Controllers handle requests and interact with models. DispatcherServlet decides to render the view based on the controller.
- javaTutorial . spring 441 2024-04-18 08:39:02
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- What does Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka do?
- Eureka is a framework for service discovery and registration in Spring Cloud Netflix. Its specific functions include: allowing services to register with Eureka through REST API; allowing clients to discover registered services through Eureka; Eureka will regularly send heartbeats to registered services and will automatically detect unhealthy or unavailable services. The responding service is deleted from the registry; Eureka provides the client with a service list and can perform balanced distribution according to the configured load balancing policy.
- javaTutorial . spring 883 2024-04-18 08:33:02
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- How is AOP (aspect-oriented programming) implemented in the Spring framework?
- SpringAOP implements aspect-oriented programming based on Java dynamic proxy, allowing additional logic to be inserted before and after method execution without modifying the original code. The specific steps are as follows: Create a proxy object, use the Proxy.newProxyInstance() method, and provide a class loader, interface and call processor. Call the processor's invoke() method to obtain the target object and interceptor chain, and call the interceptor invoke() in sequence. Finally, if there is no exception, the method of the target object is called.
- javaTutorial . spring 1071 2024-04-18 08:27:01
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- How does the Java Spring framework handle concurrency?
- The Spring framework manages concurrency through two mechanisms: thread pool and asynchronous processing: Thread pool: Use the ThreadPoolTaskExecutor class to configure the core and maximum number of threads and queue capacity. Asynchronous processing: Use the @Async annotation to mark methods so that the method can be executed asynchronously in a separate thread without the need to manually manage threads.
- javaTutorial . spring 986 2024-04-17 22:21:02
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- How does the IoC container work in the Java Spring framework?
- The IoC container is the core component in the Spring framework that manages object life cycle and dependency injection. It is created when the application starts and is responsible for instantiating beans, dependency injection and managing the bean life cycle. SpringBeans are defined through configuration files and injected into application code through @Autowired. The advantages of IoC containers include testability, loose coupling, and configurability.
- javaTutorial . spring 886 2024-04-17 22:03:01
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- What is the difference between BeanFactory and ApplicationContext in Spring Framework?
- In Spring Framework, both BeanFactory and ApplicationContext are containers for managing and creating beans, but they have key differences: Functionality: BeanFactory creates and manages individual beans, while ApplicationContext provides more advanced functionality such as internationalization, events, and web integration. Initialization: BeanFactory is initialized by the container, and ApplicationContext is initialized by the developer. Configuration: BeanFactory can be configured through XML or Java, while ApplicationContext supports programmatic configuration. Extensions:
- javaTutorial . spring 1020 2024-04-17 21:36:01
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- What is the role of view resolver in Spring MVC?
- View resolvers in SpringMVC convert application model objects into user-visible views, such as JSP, HTML, or PDF. When the controller returns a logical view name, the view resolver parses it into an actual view and passes it to the view renderer for generation. For example, InternalResourceViewResolver uses "/WEB-INF/jsp/" as the prefix for JSP files and ".jsp" as the suffix.
- javaTutorial . spring 315 2024-04-17 16:54:01
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- How does Spring Security's authentication and authorization process work?
- Spring Security provides authentication and authorization mechanisms, including: Authentication: Use an authentication provider to check the validity of user credentials, such as using username and password or LDAP authentication. Authorization: Use an access decision manager to compare user permissions and the requested URL to determine whether to grant access based on an access decision, such as AffirmativeBased (any matching role will allow access) or ConsensusBased (all matching roles will allow access). Practical case: RBAC (role-based access control): use UserDetailsService to define roles and use RoleHierarchyVoter to establish role hierarchy
- javaTutorial . spring 624 2024-04-17 16:33:01
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- Practical application of Java Maven build tool: building highly available microservices
- Maven simplifies the construction process of Java projects. This article introduces how to use Maven to build highly available microservices. The steps include: creating a Maven project, adding dependencies, configuring the Eureka client, building the JAR package, and deploying and verifying the microservices. A practical case shows how to use Maven and Eureka to ensure the availability of shopping cart microservices. Maven and Eureka are combined to improve microservice availability and support service discovery, load balancing and failover.
- javaTutorial . spring 516 2024-04-17 16:27:02
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- How does dependency injection work in Spring Framework?
- Dependency injection (DI) in Spring Framework is implemented through an IoC container, which is responsible for managing object instances and injecting their dependencies. There are two approaches to DI: using constructors or field injection to inject dependencies in an automatic or explicit way, thereby achieving loose coupling and maintainability of components.
- javaTutorial . spring 468 2024-04-17 15:57:01
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- How is the data access layer in the Java Spring framework designed?
- In the Spring framework, the data access layer (DAO) is used for the interaction between the application and the database, using JDBC or JPA to communicate with the database. JDBC data access involves using JDBCTemplate to perform SQL queries and updates, while JPA data access uses entity classes and annotations to map database tables and objects, and JPA queries and updates are performed through JPATemplate. In actual combat, you can use the Spring framework to create JDBCDAO, by creating DataSourcebean, JDBCTemplatebean and implementing the methods in the UserDao interface.
- javaTutorial . spring 1064 2024-04-17 15:06:02
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- What is the architecture and working principle of Spring Data JPA?
- SpringDataJPA is based on the JPA architecture and interacts with the database through mapping, ORM and transaction management. Its repository provides CRUD operations, and derived queries simplify database access. Additionally, it uses lazy loading to only retrieve data when necessary, thus improving performance.
- javaTutorial . spring 1093 2024-04-17 14:48:01
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- What is the difference between the architecture of the Spring WebFlux framework and traditional Spring MVC?
- The key difference between SpringWebFlux and SpringMVC is reactive programming (asynchronous processing) and blocking I/O model. This difference leads to key architectural differences: asynchronous processing and event loop models; handlers based on functional interfaces; asynchronous response streams (Publisher objects); simplified exception handling mechanisms; higher throughput and scalability.
- javaTutorial . spring 512 2024-04-17 14:36:02