Why Spring bean is singleton scope? -


I'm working with hibernate and spring. It's been good .. but I have some doubts < P> 1) Why is the spring scope singleton by default? Is there any reason for that? 2) Can I write the last variable in the hibernate unit? Example: @Entity Public Class Emp {@ ID Private Long ID; Last private string pan; }

Can I write as above?

3) Can the static varibles be searlizable?

Stateless Beans Rule :) If you are not holding state data in beans, then only one of each bean Example is enough for you. You should also remember that this is not JVM singletons - just Spring Singlatan, therefore, you do not need to provide only personal constructors and any sense () methods.

Excerpt from Spring Documents:

When a bean is a singleton, only a shared bean instance will be managed and the id that matches the definition of bean or All beans with IDs will be requested that a specific Bean example is being returned.

Only when you have to keep some details of the session that you should use for instance sessions.

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