How to work with Application Context correctly?

Question

Java

I'm new to spring, I wanted to know if this construction is correct?
Every time a Coupon is created, the Application Context spring will be used.
Each time the -getBeanInstance()- method is called, will an Application Context instance be created or should it be one instance for the entire singleton application ?
What is the correct way to use the Application Context approach to create new instances of the object that is required, from the dependencies that are written in spring.xml ?

public ApplicationContext getBeanInstance(){
        return new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("spring.xml");
    }

private static Coupon couponCreator(Company company , String message , String title, int amount,
                                        long id , String image , double price , CouponType type  , Date start_date , Date end_date){
        Coupon coupon = couponBeanFactory.getBeanInstance().getBean("coupon", Coupon.class);
        coupon.setCompany(company);
        coupon.setMessage(message);
        coupon.setAmount(amount);
        coupon.setId(id);
        coupon.setType(type);
        coupon.setTitle(title);
        coupon.setImage(image);
        coupon.setPrice(price);
        coupon.setEndDate(end_date);
        coupon.setStartDate(start_date);
        return coupon;
    }

Answer 1

It is correct to create a context at the start of the application and not destroy it at all. And I see no reason to work with the bean factory directly. This leads to unnecessary body movements and increases connectedness. Use declarative bean management and dependency injection.