I understand that spring loads the beans as singletons. But what would happen if spring is in a war. I ask this because war will have its own classloader.
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I understand that spring loads the beans as singletons. But what would happen if spring is in a war. I ask this because war will have its own classloader.
It would still delegate the class loading job to the webapp’s class loader and once the class is loaded, it would create a single object of that class and uses the same instance to inject everywhere it is referred to (provided the scope of this bean is singleton).