1.When injecting properties and constructor arguments on beans that are created

via component-scanning, you can use the @Value annotation, much as you saw earlier
with property placeholders. Rather than use a placeholder expression, however, you
use a S p EL expression. For example, here’s what the BlankDisc constructor might
look like, drawing the album title and artist from system properties:

public BlankDisc(

    @Value("#{systemProperties['disc.title']}") String title,

    @Value("#{systemProperties['disc.artist']}") String artist) {

    this.title = title;

    this.artist = artist;

}

2.In XML configuration, you can pass in the S p EL expression to the value attribute of

<property> or <constructor-arg> , or as the value given to a p-namespace or c-
namespace entry. For example, here’s the XML declaration of the BlankDisc bean
that has its constructor arguments set from a S p EL expression:

<bean id="sgtPeppers"

class="soundsystem.BlankDisc"

c:_title="#{systemProperties['disc.title']}"

c:_artist="#{systemProperties['disc.artist']}" />