BeanFactory or ApplicationContext?
Taken from Spring website
Users are sometimes unsure whether a BeanFactory or an ApplicationContext is best suited for use in a particular situation. A BeanFactory pretty much just instantiates and configures beans. AnApplicationContext also does that, and it provides the supporting infrastructure to enable lots of enterprise-specific features such as transactions and AOP.
In short, favor the use of an ApplicationContext.
(For the specific details behind this recommendation, see this section.)
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