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In this video, we cover how Spring Boot manages beans when multiple implementations exist, and how you can control which bean gets injected using @Primary, @Qualifier, and custom bean names.
π Watch the full tutorial series here:
Spring Boot Tutorial Series in Hindi πΏ
πΊ Spring Boot Beans Mastery π | @Primary, @Qualifier & Naming Secrets πΏ (Hindi Tutorial)
π How Spring Boot handles multiple bean candidates
β‘ Using @Primary to set a default bean
π·οΈ Using @Qualifier to pick a specific bean
π Naming beans explicitly with @Bean(name = "...")
π‘ Real-world example: Payment Service (PhonePe vs Paytm)
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Best practices for dependency injection with multiple beans
With Spring Bean mastery, you can:
βοΈ Handle multiple service implementations without confusion
βοΈ Build flexible and scalable applications
βοΈ Understand core interview topics for Java & Spring Boot
βοΈ Write clean, production-ready backend code
- Java 17
- Spring Boot
- Gradle / Maven (choose as per project setup)
- IntelliJ IDEA
- Postman
Below are some sample curl commands you can test directly:
http://localhost:8080/paytm?amount=10πΊ Previous Video:
Master Spring Boot Beans π± | IoC Container & Dependency Injection Real Example π | Hindi
In the upcoming video, weβll cover:
β¨ @ConditionalOnProperty β Conditional Bean Loading
β¨ Real-world usage in feature toggles
β¨ How to enable/disable features using configs
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