January 2019
Intermediate to advanced
378 pages
11h 35m
English
In many practical scenarios, we need to develop shared libraries (within an organization or as a contribution to open source) and in such cases create specific configuration classes—as modules (JAR). Making it available in the application's classpath makes the development faster and easier by eliminating the need to define specific beans that are included in the auto-configuration classes. The configuration examples could be LDAP, different DB sources configurations, or security configurations.
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