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Spring Project

The document outlines the steps to create a standalone Spring project, starting with the creation of a Java POJO and an XML configuration file named applicationContext.xml. It emphasizes the use of XML schema version and the setup of a main App class along with the inclusion of necessary jar files. The document also suggests allowing the Spring framework to manage object creation for value display instead of manual instantiation.

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Spring Project

The document outlines the steps to create a standalone Spring project, starting with the creation of a Java POJO and an XML configuration file named applicationContext.xml. It emphasizes the use of XML schema version and the setup of a main App class along with the inclusion of necessary jar files. The document also suggests allowing the Spring framework to manage object creation for value display instead of manual instantiation.

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Spring Project (Stand Alone)

Step 1: Create a Java project

Now create Java POJO first:


Now create a xml configuration file naming applicationContext.xml in a package
Now try to write code in xml file:

We will select xml schema version


Now create a main class that is App class and download some zar files

Save these jar files and set it in zar library configuration: using add library option
To display the values should I create object from my side: like below…no let it do it by spring
framework

Rather we write the code like below:


So it will provide us the values

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