Singleton pattern on spring Ioc little doubt

The bean is not to say spring is a single case of default ? Object is instantiated in the current context is one , but I did find the following code creates two instances of the object , which is why ? Who can give me explain it?

  		ApplicationContext axt = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("Singleton.xml");
  		TestSingleton testSingleton1 = (TestSingleton) axt.getBean("Singleton1");
  		TestSingleton testSingleton2 = (TestSingleton) axt.getBean("Singleton2");
  		
  		System.out.println(testSingleton1.toString());
  		System.out.println(testSingleton2.toString());
  

Singleton.xml

          <!--这里的scope不论我加不加都是无效的-->
  	<bean id="Singleton1" class="spring.test.TestSingleton" scope="singleton"></bean>
  	<bean id="Singleton2" class="spring.test.TestSingleton" scope="singleton"></bean>
  

output

  spring.test.TestSingleton@3df78040
  spring.test.TestSingleton@44050988
  

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you do not call a single case of this model, a single case of a bean should be configured in applicationContext (the only one ) , then the object is a singleton getBean
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Singleton1
Singleton2
singleton object is to create only one oh
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in the spring where the bean is set to single cases
object should be generated when the front access backstage only one
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personally feel singleton pattern is a bean is only one instance of the object , that is, no matter how many times you axt.getBean ("Singleton1" ) is a bean instance , but you this is two bean, each of which is to get an instantiated , it will be different .
xml
<-! here whether I added without scope is invalid - >

Java code
ApplicationContext axt = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext ("Singleton.xml");
TestSingleton testSingleton1 = (TestSingleton) axt.getBean ("Singleton1");
TestSingleton testSingleton2 = (TestSingleton) axt.getBean ("Singleton1");

System.out.println (testSingleton1.toString ());
System.out.println (testSingleton2.toString ());
on the
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inject your configuration file is different singleton, if so write axt.getBean ("singleton") inside the same singleton can be verified , print out the memory address line .
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spring management BEAN, in which the configuration file , do not own the new .
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  The reply was deleted at the moderator 2011-08-31 09:36:21

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landlord did not pay attention to the sentence: " the current context ." Can be understood as the same thread context. Two configurations, two different thread context is , of course, two different instances. Further , even with a configuration in different contexts will be instantiated to different entities.