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I am not exposed to Spring as yet. I saw the below code in one of the standalone java projects that I have in my system. Can you please help me understand the below code.I am unable to see spring.xml in the project – is it something that must be there and is missing?
appContext = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext(new String[] {
"classpath*:/META-INF/spring.xml",
"classpath*:myapplication-application-context.xml"
});
The
classpath*syntax means that Spring will search the classpath for all resources called/META-INF/spring.xmlandmyapplication-application-context.xml, and will amalgamate them into the context. This includes looking through JAR files inside the project, so there may not be any visible within your main project files.