How can you customize the conditions under which a bean is created within a custom Auto Configuration?
- By using the @ConditionalOnProperty annotation and specifying the property conditions for bean creation.
- By using the @Conditional annotation and specifying a custom condition class that determines when the bean should be created.
- By using the @BeanCondition annotation and defining custom conditions in a separate configuration class.
- By setting the bean.creation.condition property in application.properties or application.yml with custom conditions.
You can customize the conditions under which a bean is created within a custom Auto Configuration by using the @Conditional annotation and specifying a custom condition class. This condition class can determine when the bean should be created based on your criteria. While @ConditionalOnProperty is a valid annotation for conditional bean creation, it is primarily used at the class level to conditionally enable the entire configuration class, not for individual bean conditions. The other options do not provide a standard way to customize bean creation conditions.
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