Correct way to get beans from applicationContext Spring?

There are many ways to achieve this in spring, the most obvious way given the factory class that you have is to use JavaConfig . If you used the spring enabled JavaConfig annotations you could do the following to construct your beans and add them to the application context.

One way is create a factory class and store the instances of the beans (each implementing a common interface MyBean) as values under some key in a map (beans).

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