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Spring provides several key benefits, including dependency injection which contributes to loose coupling between objects. It also solves common problems when using Java EE modules and allows plugging in frameworks like Hibernate and Struts. Spring makes it easy to manage business objects and integrate with existing projects compared to other frameworks. It promotes good programming practices such as separation of concerns, testability, and inversion of control using a POJO programming model where dependencies are injected at runtime.
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![What spring gives us?
1. Dependency injection/IOC
2. Also contribute in the loose coupling
3. Also solves lots of problem in using JEE Modules like JDBC,
JMS,JMAX,JCA
4. Also contributes in plugging the frameworks like Hibernate, IBatis,
TopLink(ORM tool), Struts
5. Providing way to manage business objects
6. It is easy to use or plug spring in the existing project compared to other
framework
7. Simply use of jdbc
8. Help you write code that is easy to test. Ideal framework for test driven
project
9. Developer community has accepted it as a standard to develop the
application
10.Spring is potentially a one stop shop, addressing most infrastructure
concern of typical application
11.Main aim is to promote good programming practice
12.Pojo base programming model
13.It is a inversion of control container[IOC] for the java platform
14.IOC –object oriented programming practice
15.Object coupling is bound at run time by an assembler object typically not
knowable at compile time using static analysis
16.IOC is also called Dependency Injection
17.Help me make decision perfectly.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/whatspringgivesus-140627055753-phpapp02/85/Spring-objectives-1-320.jpg)
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Spring objectives
- 1. What spring gives us? 1. Dependency injection/IOC 2. Also contribute in the loose coupling 3. Also solves lots of problem in using JEE Modules like JDBC, JMS,JMAX,JCA 4. Also contributes in plugging the frameworks like Hibernate, IBatis, TopLink(ORM tool), Struts 5. Providing way to manage business objects 6. It is easy to use or plug spring in the existing project compared to other framework 7. Simply use of jdbc 8. Help you write code that is easy to test. Ideal framework for test driven project 9. Developer community has accepted it as a standard to develop the application 10.Spring is potentially a one stop shop, addressing most infrastructure concern of typical application 11.Main aim is to promote good programming practice 12.Pojo base programming model 13.It is a inversion of control container[IOC] for the java platform 14.IOC –object oriented programming practice 15.Object coupling is bound at run time by an assembler object typically not knowable at compile time using static analysis 16.IOC is also called Dependency Injection 17.Help me make decision perfectly.