Spring provides multiple ways to resolve dependency injection conflicts when multiple beans of the same type exist. Two commonly used annotations to handle this are @Primary and @Qualifier. Let’s dive into the difference between them, their usage with examples, and best practices.
Spring provides multiple ways to resolve dependency injection conflicts when multiple beans of the same type exist. Two commonly used annotations to handle this are @Primary and @Qualifier.
Let’s dive into the difference between them, their usage with examples, and best practices.
