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No unique bean of type is defined: expected single matching bean but found 2

 
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I understand how this problem can occur but in this case I have not made any of the classic mistakes

The error is expected single matching bean but found 2: [fundRepositoryImpl, fundRepository] In this case I just have a single bean fundRepositoryImpl implementing a single interface



This implements the FundRepository which is labled with the @Repository


which implements DomainRepository




I have not id any of the beans in the spring context.



Thanks for any help
 
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HI,

Why you have these lines two times in your configuration?




http://www.javabeat.net/2013/03/spring-tutorials/
 
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Hey Tony,

"No unique bean of type is defined: expected single matching bean but found 2" error normally appear at the time of wiring. As you are using component scan, I assume there should be more code where the error might be appearing during wiring.

If above is not the case, Can you please provide the error stack trace. That would help us in identifying the root cause of the problem?

As suggested by Krishna, please remove duplicate entry from you xml file.

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As salil mentioned, some time when spring trying to wire the bean two times because it is declared twice, there is chance of getting this error.
 
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Have removed the duplicate entries, also in the code made the follwoing changes

Removed @Repository from the interface


Added it to the class


Still getting the error


 
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I only get the error if i implement


The offending code is
 
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Ok worked it out, as I am using JpaRepository I do not need to create a concrete implemention class its using the bean FundRepository as the repository type.
By adding a concrete repository class FundRepositoryImpl which is defined as a repository @Repository

Spring then saw two repository type beans FundRepositoryImpl and FundRepository .

The solution is to not define a concrete class FundRepositoryImpl if using JpaRepository.
 
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