If you like to load environment specific spring configuration you can do this using profile. In other words, if you want to load a set of beans that have different settings on different environment (development, testing or production) you can use profile feature instead of pointing to a different spring xml configuration at each stage.
We have seen in Mybatis + Spring (XML | Annotation) Mapper how to write a simple mybatis-spring app and what is actually needed to get it up and running. Here I will extend that sample code to cover more stuff that you may face in a real “coding”. We will see how to make a single select that will fetch the one and the many of a “one-to-many” relationship, who to use mybatis config file with spring (if you need it), how to test mybatis-spring code using junit and things you need to watch out!
H2 embedded database has been used to make this example easy to run. But you still can use it with other databases e.g. “MySql, Oracle,….”
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This is a simple introduction to Spring Data Neo4j which provides simpler & Spring style development model.
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The easiest way to return an object as JSON without using view resolver is to add @ResponseBody before return type.
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Using myBatis with Spring framework. (XML configuration and mapping).
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Connecting to relational database (MySQL) from Java application using Spring framework JDBC JdbcTemplate class.
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Beans properties can be auto-wired “auto-set” using xml “Spring Bean Autowiring (XML)” or annotation “@Autowired”
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Beans properties can be auto-wired “auto-set”!
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We can configure Spring AOP using XML, “as in First Time Spring AOP“, or Annotation.
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