7 Things About web xml in spring boot You’ll Kick Yourself for Not Knowing
- September 09, 2021
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The fact is that Spring Boot is based on the JAX-RS (Java API for XML) specification. So what do I mean by this? JAX-RS is a Java API for XML, and it is used in Java EE. Spring Boot is based on JAX-RS, and its built using JAX-RS.
As a Java EE developer, I’ve always hated writing web-service-based web interfaces because they are all over the place and have too many different ways to do the same thing. To solve this kind of problem, the Spring team went with XmlBeanFactoryPostProcessor, which is a JAX-RS specific processor that allows developers to define their own XML beans.
XmlBeanFactoryPostProcessor is what gives you a way to define your own XML beans in Spring. A single JAX-RS processor can also be used to create JAX-RS resources, which are HTTP web services that can be consumed by Java EE Web Applications.
XmlBeanFactoryPostProcessor is an XmlBeanFactory that can be used to define XmlBeans that can be used in Spring applications.
XmlBeanFactoryPostProcessor allows developers to define their own XML beans with a single configuration file. This is a very powerful capability that can make developing Spring applications easier.
Spring Boot provides an XML bean factory that can be used to create and use XML beans. The XML bean can be accessed via the Spring MVC Controller to access the XML bean resource. It’s possible to use the XML bean factory to define JAX-RS resources as well.
The XML bean factory is currently available as a feature of Spring Boot 1.3.0.RC1, but you can still use it even if you have not upgraded to the latest version. In general it will make your MVC controllers easier to use.
In Spring Boot 1.3.0.RC1, the XML bean factory is not yet available. You can still use the previous version of the XML bean factory.
As we see in the new trailer, the XML bean factory will be a handy feature for developers wishing to use Spring’s MVC framework.