The Spring Bean Lifecycle has multiple phases where each phase represents a stage in the lifecycle of a Spring-managed bean, facilitating resource management.
After a bean is created, Spring initializes it by setting properties and performing specified tasks, ensuring the bean is ready for use.
Using annotations like @Configuration and @Bean helps define the creation and initialization of beans, providing a clear and concise configuration approach.
The PostConstruct annotation allows developers to specify custom initialization logic that runs once the bean's properties have been set.
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