We are using java beans for dependency injection. However, we have found that the beans were not created in a proper way. My question is: what's a proper way to organize those beans? I have read many books or online posts about it but not clear about the solutions. Let me give you an example here. For example, I have a bean called TestBeanAand I put it in moduleA. I have another moduleB which references moduleA, so I can use TestBeanA in moduleB.
1)1st issue is: Now I have another moduleC which is in a different service or package. In order to use TestBean inmoduleC, I can add moduleA as a dependency in moduleC then use TestBean there? Is this a good approach? or just create a new bean in moduleC?
2) 2nd issue is that: now if I have another bean TestBeanB in moduleB. How can i use this bean in moduleA? or putting TestBean in moduleB was wrong, and it should be put in moduleA as well?
Each bean holds logic or data that preferably isn't duplicated in your system, also most beans follow the singleton pattern, so it must be unique in the system
When a bean is a singleton, only one shared instance of the bean will be managed
Thefore you should include module's bean in a new/updated module and not create redundant beans