<ul><li>In a typical Spring application, beans are managed as singletons with fixed values injected at startup.</li><li>@RefreshScope allows beans to become refreshable, updating instance with new property values.</li><li>Spring creates a RefreshScope bean to manage @RefreshScope annotated beans.</li><li>@RefreshScope beans are wrapped in proxies to facilitate bean instance updates.</li><li>Refresh event triggers clearing and creation of new instances for @RefreshScope beans.</li><li>Spring relies on application context, refresh scope, and event-driven mechanism for @RefreshScope.</li><li>@RefreshScope impacts only beans within the scope, ensuring other beans are unaffected.</li><li>The Environment object in Spring allows real-time lookup of property values without restarts.</li><li>Environment object sources prioritize values, enabling flexibility in configuration.</li><li>Using Spring's Environment object ensures dynamic property lookup at runtime.</li></ul>

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