Spring Boot - Inversion of Control and Dependency InjectionHow can you define a Bean that depends on another Bean and ensure the dependent Bean is created first?AUse @DependsOn annotation on the dependent BeanBUse @Autowired only on the dependent BeanCDeclare both Beans with @Component onlyDUse @Primary on the dependent BeanCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Bean dependency ordering@DependsOn tells Spring to create specified Beans before the annotated Bean.Step 2: Differentiate from other annotations@Autowired injects dependencies but does not guarantee creation order. @Primary selects default Bean. @Component only registers Beans.Final Answer:Use @DependsOn annotation on the dependent Bean -> Option AQuick Check:Ensure Bean creation order = @DependsOn [OK]Quick Trick: Use @DependsOn to control Bean creation order [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming @Autowired controls creation orderUsing @Primary to order BeansRelying on @Component alone
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