Q. One factory class can also hold more than one factory method.

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Q. Instance Factory method main purpose is to encapsulate the object-creation process in a method of another object instance.

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Q. Which Attribute is used to specify the bean declared?

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Q. Declaring Beans using:-Ways to declare bean from a static field?

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Q. Declaring Beans using:-Ways to declare bean from a static field?Declaring a bean from a static field requires a built-in factory bean FieldRetrievingFactoryBean and fully qualified field name or instance field is specified in the list property.As an alternative to specifying the field name in the staticField property explicitly, you can set it as the bean name of FieldRetrievingFactoryBean.

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Q. Declaring Beans using:-

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Q. Declaring Beans using:-Ways to declare bean from a static field?Declaring a bean from a static field requires a built-in factory bean FieldRetrievingFactoryBean and fully qualified field name or instance field is specified in the list property.

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Q. Which tag is also allowed by static field?

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Q. Declaring bean form object properties can be done using:-

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Q. Inner Bean can be retrieved by it’s name.

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Q. PropertyPathFactoryBean declares a bean from an:-

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Q. The propertyPath property of PropertyPathFactoryBean can accept only a single property name.

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Q. Alternate way of PropertyPathFactoryBean to declare a bean.

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Q. We can combine target Object and propertyPath properties as bean name/id of PropertyPathFactoryBean.

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Q. The Spring Expression Language can be accessed by:-

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Q. A bean can be requested by:-

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Q. Which attribute is used to set the scope of the bean?

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Q. Which one is the default scope of the beans?

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Q. Which scope creates a new bean instance each time when requested?

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Q. Session Creates a single bean instance per HTTP request, only valid in the context of a web application?

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