Spring autowiring setter/constructor PROs and CONs

Question

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

See the following examples:

Answer 1

Playing the devil advocate long after everyone voted for field injection, here are some advantages for using constructors gathered from polling coworkers around:

• allows to use final and enforce immutability
• it is a little less likely to forget to annotate an injected property in the constructor than as a field
• makes it harder for someone to casually construct an object that should be constructed via the injector

I still like the fact that if I need an annotated field in another class, I can just do a copy-paste and be done with it as opposed to adding it to the constructor, but it is only a secondary consideration.