A common placeholder for issues related to the use of annotations with the Spring framework
The Spring Framework (spring) provides several annotation-driven configuration options from wiring beans to managing transaction.
Annotation types
- Annotation-based container configuration:
@Autowired@Qualifier@Required@PostConstruct@PreDestroy
- Java-based container configuration:
@Configuration@Bean@Scope@Lazy@Import@ImportResource
- Web MVC configuration:
@Controller@RestController@RequestMapping@RequestParam@SessionAttributes
- Declarative transaction management:
@Transactional
- Task Execution and Scheduling:
@Async@Scheduled
- Declarative annotation based caching:
@Cacheable@CachePut@CacheEvict@CacheConfig
- Aspect oriented programming:
@Pointcut@Aspect@Around@After@AfterReturning@AfterThrowing@Before@DeclareParents
- JMX support:
@ManagedResource@ManagedAttribute@ManagedNotification@ManagedNotifications@ManagedOperation@ManagedOperationParameter@ManagedOperationParameters
- Testing support:
@AfterTransaction@BeforeTransaction@ContextConfiguration@DirtiesContext@ExpectedException@IfProfileValue@NotTransactional@ProfileValueSourceConfiguration@Repeat@Rollback@TestExecutionListeners@Timed@TransactionConfiguration:
JSR support
- JSR 107
@CacheResult@CachePut@CacheRemove@CacheRemoveAll@CacheDefaults@CacheKey@CacheValue
- JSR 250:
@Resource
- JSR 303:
@Valid@NotNull@Size, etc
- JSR 330:
@Inject@Named
