Does every time I new an new BeanFactory the beans in the XML file are to be recreated? In other words, if I set an bean’s scope to Singleton, I got the same Object even if I newed another BeanFactory?
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Does every time I new an new BeanFactory the beans in the XML file are to be recreated? In other words, if I set an bean’s scope to Singleton, I got the same Object even if I newed another BeanFactory?
Summary: yes, for one
BeanFactory, no, for creating aBeanFactoryeach time.If you use
scope="singleton", which is the default setting, you will get the same instance each time from the sameBeanFactory.Spring does not manage scope across multiple, unrelated, BeanFactory instances.
Why you would create multiple bean factories?