# Package org.springframework.batch.core.configuration.support

@NonNullApi package org.springframework.batch.core.configuration.support
Specific implementations of configuration concerns.

Author:
  Michael Minella, Mahmoud Ben Hassine

- Related Packages
  Package
  Description
  org.springframework.batch.core.configuration
  Interfaces for registration and location of job configurations.
  org.springframework.batch.core.configuration.annotation
  Annotations and builder factories for java based configuration
  org.springframework.batch.core.configuration.xml
  Parsers for XML based configuration
- Class
  Description
  AbstractApplicationContextFactory
  `ApplicationContextFactory` implementation that takes a parent context and a path to the context to create.
  ApplicationContextFactory
  Factory for the creation of `ApplicationContext`s.
  ApplicationContextJobFactory
  A `JobFactory` that creates its own `ApplicationContext` and pulls a bean out when asked to create a `Job`.
  AutomaticJobRegistrar
  Loads and unloads `Jobs` when the application context is created and destroyed.
  ClasspathXmlApplicationContextsFactoryBean
  A convenient factory for creating a set of `ApplicationContextFactory` components from a set of `resources`.
  DefaultJobLoader
  Default implementation of `JobLoader`.
  GenericApplicationContextFactory
  `ApplicationContextFactory` implementation that takes a parent context and a path to the context to create.
  GroupAwareJob
  A `Job` that can optionally prepend a group name to another job's name, to make it fit a naming convention for type or origin.
  JobFactoryRegistrationListener
  Generic service that can bind and unbind a `JobFactory` in a `JobRegistry`.
  JobLoader
  JobRegistryBeanPostProcessor
  A `BeanPostProcessor` that registers `Job` beans with a `JobRegistry`.
  MapJobRegistry
  Simple, thread-safe, map-based implementation of `JobRegistry`.
  MapStepRegistry
  Simple map-based implementation of `StepRegistry`.
  ReferenceJobFactory
  A `JobFactory` that just keeps a reference to a `Job`.