thiagofarbo / example-beans-scope-spring

Example how beans scopes Spring works.

Bean Scopes

How to test Scope Singleton Spring.

Singleton Scope

Defining a bean with singleton scope means the container creates a single instance of that bean, and all requests for that bean name will return the same object, which is cached. Any modifications to the object will be reflected in all references to the bean. This scope is the default value if no other scope is specified.

Prototype Scope

A bean with prototype scope will return a different instance every time it is requested from the container. It is defined by setting the value prototype to the @Scope annotation in the bean definition: