3 posts tagged with "Writing Practice"

Introduction​

Imagine planting a seed in your garden. You don't just throw it in the soil and expect magic. You prepare the ground, water it, nuture it, watch it grow, and eventually remove it when its purpose is fullfilled. Surprisingly, Spring works in a very similar way. Every object that Spring manages goes through its own controlled journey from creation to destruction. This is called the Spring Bean lifecycle.

The Spring Bean Life Cycle describes the sequence of steps a bean goes through from its creation to destruction within the Spring IoC (Inversion of Control) container.

Manual and automatic transaction management​

Imagine you need custom logic to work with your database, such as managing transactions, but Spring Data JPA repositories are insufficient for you. So what could you do? Spring Data JPA offers various approaches to achieve this.