This project demonstrates Spring Framework XML-based configuration.
It is a core Spring (non-Maven) project created using Eclipse IDE, focusing on understanding how Spring beans are configured, wired, and managed using XML.

This repository is useful for beginners who want to learn Spring XML Configuration before moving to Annotation-based or Java-based configuration.

• Java (Core Java)
• Spring Framework (XML Configuration)
• Eclipse IDE
• Git & GitHub

spring-xml-based-configuration/
│
├── .settings/                  # Eclipse IDE settings
├── bin/                        # Compiled .class files
├── screenshots/                # Output screenshots
│   └── output.png
│
├── src/                        # Source code
│   ├── cs.bean/                # Bean classes
│   │   └── Stud.java
│   │
│   ├── cs.config/              # Spring XML configuration
│   │   └── app.xml
│   │
│   └── cs.main/                # Main class
│       └── Springmain.java
│
├── .classpath                  # Eclipse classpath file
├── .project                    # Eclipse project configuration
├── .gitignore                  # Git ignored files
├── README.md                   # Project documentation

• Beans are configured using XML
• Dependency Injection is done using:
  • <bean>
  • <property>
• Application context is loaded using:

ApplicationContext context =
        new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("applicationContext.xml");

Clone the repository

git clone: https://github.com/mkmishra2503/spring_xml_based_configuration.git

1. Open Eclipse IDE
2. Import project: File → Import → Existing Projects into Workspace
3. Add Spring JAR files to Build Path (if not added)
4. Run the main class as Java Application

Description:
The above screenshot shows the successful execution of the Spring XML Configuration project, demonstrating dependency injection using XML-based bean configuration.

• Understand Spring IoC Container
• Learn XML-based bean configuration
• Practice Dependency Injection using XML
• Build a strong foundation for Spring Annotations & Spring Boot

• Add Annotation-based configuration
• Add Java-based configuration
• Convert project to Maven
• Integrate JDBC
• Create a complete Spring Master Repository

👤 Author

Mithilesh Kumar Mishra
Java & Spring Developer (Fresher)

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