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nite right?
And my DAO
Before I had the methods now in the afterPropertiesSet in the constructor of
the Dao which gave error on startup. Now I have the constructor empty.
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Thanks for the reply:
I tried the following and was not succesfull.
Should it be added somewhere else? Is there an example of this?
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