Very often, we need to access a Spring bean in a static method. This is a bit tricky as you can only directly access static fields in a static method and Spring beans are not static.
But there are a couple of neat tricks that we can employ. One option is given below wherein we create a static field and populate it in the constructor when Spring auto-wires the bean. In the below example, MyThing is a spring managed (and created) bean.
Another option is to store the ApplicationContext instance in a static field and use that to get any bean managed by Spring. Sample code given below.
But there are a couple of neat tricks that we can employ. One option is given below wherein we create a static field and populate it in the constructor when Spring auto-wires the bean. In the below example, MyThing is a spring managed (and created) bean.
Another option is to store the ApplicationContext instance in a static field and use that to get any bean managed by Spring. Sample code given below.
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