Spring autowiring setter/constructor PROs and CONs

Question

When using @Autowired (not xml configuration), could someone compare the set/constructor binding advantages and disadvantages?

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Answer 1

It is entirely a matter of preference.

Spring frowns upon constructor injection, or at least used to, because thus circular dependencies appear and they are hard to manage (A needs B in constructor, B needs A in constructor).

One actual difference is that with @Autowired on a field you don't need a setter method, which, on one hand makes the class smaller and easier to read, but on the other hand makes mocking the class a bit uglier.

I prefer the field injection.