• Autowiring is a mechanism in Spring that allows the framework to automatically detect and inject the dependent beans to the properties of the target bean without the need for explicit configuration.
• In simple words, when we apply autowiring, then Spring looks for the dependent beans in the container and automatically injects them into the target object.
• Benefits:
  • This can save a lot of time and effort, especially in large-scale applications where there are a large number of dependencies between objects.
• Drawbacks:
  • No control of the programmer.
  • It can't be used for primitive and not recommended for string values.

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<bean class="com.autowire.demo.beans.com.autowire.demo.Account" id="account">
    <property name="accountId" value="SV-101"/>
    <property name="bal" value="50000.0"/>
</bean>

<bean class="com.autowire.demo.beans.com.autowire.demo.Customer" id="customer" autowire="byName">
    <property name="name" value="Neeraj"/>
</bean>

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• You will get the correct output since we’re autowiring byName and spring will try to get the name of dependent bean by the id.