Look at the source code comments
/**Autowired
* Marks a constructor, field, setter method or config method as to be
* autowired by Spring's dependency injection facilities. */
/**Resource
* The Resource annotation marks a resource that is needed
* by the application. This annotation may be applied to an
* application component class, or to fields or methods of the
* component class. */
1. Same:
Can be marked Fields, Method,
They are used to inject bean
2. Different
Autowired:
1) provided by a spring, you need Import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired
2) based on matching the type of injection bean
3) having the required properties, the default required = true, so there must be one and only one type of the bean object. If required = false, then the object can be null bean type
4) If you want to use the name to assemble, may be combined with the use @Qualifier annotation. Such as: @Qualifier ( "xxx")
Resource :
1) provided by the java, need import javax.annotation.Resource
2) based on the default bean name matches injection
3) has a name, type important attributes, using the following method:
If you specify the name and type attributes at the same time, so there must be one and only one of that name, the type of bean object , or throws an exception.
If only the name (@Resource (name = "xxx ")) property, you must have an id = "xxx" the bean, or throw an exception.
If you only specify the type attribute, so this must be one and only one type of bean object , or throws an exception.
If the name, type attributes are not specified, in accordance with the spring looks bean name = field value; if not found, press type to find; if not found, throw an exception
4) Another authenticationType, shareable, mappedName, description attributes, with less, not explained in detail here.
