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I am new to spring MVC,and just started working on it.I would like to know about the application context(web-applicationcontext) and the context provided by the spring i.e spring-servlet.xml whether it is same or different.
Hopefully somebody could give me the greater idea to come over this confusion.
The difference between the application context and servlet context is that whatever is specified in the application context can be referenced in the servlet context, but not vice-versa.
That’s to say that you can have components that are reused through your servlets specified at the application context level, but certain things that are only specific to a certain servlet can be specified there to isolate them from the application and other servlets.
That’s there if you have a need for fine-grained control.