having things together that belong together (e.g. @Query annotation compared to named queries in XML files and QueryConstants).
With Java8 and spring-data you can use default methods to implement dynamic queries (even with QueryDSL).
Therefore we want to make spring-data first class citizen of OASP4J but of course will continue to support our DAO approach as well (so no-one will be forced to migrate). We will only move the DAO stuff to a new module (see #616).
Already from the beginning we had tough discussions about spring-boot as you can read in #2. However things have changed meanwhile:
@Query
annotation compared to named queries in XML files andQueryConstants
).Therefore we want to make spring-data first class citizen of OASP4J but of course will continue to support our DAO approach as well (so no-one will be forced to migrate). We will only move the DAO stuff to a new module (see #616).