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10. Spring Dependency Injection - Setter Injection

Implementasion Step :
  1. Create setter method(s) in your class for injection
  2. Configure the dependency injection in Spring config file
ok lets start :
1. Create class that will inject with setter method

2. Configure your Spring Bean


 3. Calling from your App

4. Run your App


confused ?
you can clone this project repo here
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