Is Application Context in Spring Framework user specific or application specific?

The context is application-wide, but individual beans can have narrower scopes.

The context is application-wide, but individual beans can have narrower scopes. The most common scopes are singleton (default: one per application) prototype (a new bean is created each time one is requested) request (one bean per HTTP request) session (one bean per HTTP session) Obviously, the latter two types are user-specific beans. Reference: Bean Scopes.

The application context is application level. It doesn't really make sense to talk about it as being tied to users.

It's application-specific, it applies to the entire application.

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