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Spring and CGLIB: Finally Understandable [Video]

What is CGLIB and how does it work with Spring?

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Jan. 24, 19 · Presentation
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Spring uses a ton of proxy magic. And it doesn't use dynamic JDK proxies by default, rather it uses a third-party library called CGLIB to create proxies for classes that don't have interfaces.

Find out in this episode what CGLIB is and how it works together with Spring; it will save you a ton of time when debugging your Spring projects in the future!



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