I found this in the RequiresCondition extension.
conditionClass.getConstructor().newInstance();
In Spring, Condition can be defined as a bean and can evaluate the environment, properties, bean existence, etc., before instantiating a bean.
In addition, for example, when in an HTTP request scope, if the payment method (PAYPAL or STRIPE in the example) is selected in the browser and passed to the request, how should we handle it within that scope?
Here, the condition may require a context concept that is bound to the execution context.
I found this in the RequiresCondition extension.
In Spring,
Conditioncan be defined as a bean and can evaluate the environment, properties, bean existence, etc., before instantiating a bean.In addition, for example, when in an HTTP request scope, if the payment method (PAYPAL or STRIPE in the example) is selected in the browser and passed to the request, how should we handle it within that scope?
Here, the condition may require a context concept that is bound to the execution context.