@Configuration public class AppConfig {     @Bean     public ClientService clientService()
{         ClientServiceImpl clientService = new ClientServiceImpl();
ClientService.addClientDao(new ClientDao());
Return clientService;     }
In the example above, which statement is NOT true with regards to Spring Java configuration? (select one)
A) The declared bean is a singleton by default
B) This bean might be wrapped by a proxy
C) This bean cannot use a method starting with "add" to inject a dependency
D) The bean is of type ClientService

Question

@Configuration public class AppConfig {     @Bean     public ClientService clientService()
{         ClientServiceImpl clientService = new ClientServiceImpl();         
ClientService.addClientDao(new ClientDao());         
Return clientService;     }
In the example above, which statement is NOT true with regards to Spring Java configuration? (select one)
A) The declared bean is a singleton by default
B) This bean might be wrapped by a proxy
C) This bean cannot use a method starting with "add" to inject a dependency
D) The bean is of type ClientService

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In Spring, there is no restriction on using methods starting with "add" to inject dependencies. The method name does not affect the ability to inject dependencies.

@Configuration Public Class AppConfig { @Bean Public ClientService ClientService()