Consider defining a bean of type 'java.lang.String' in your configuration

报错信息中的"Consider defining a bean of type 'java.lang.String' in your configuration"是告诉你需要在配置文件中定义一个类型为'java.lang.String'的bean。在你的代码中，你使用了@Value注解来注入一个字符串属性值，但是这个属性值并没有在Spring容器中找到对应的bean。

解决这个问题的方法有两种：
1. 在你的配置文件中定义一个类型为'java.lang.String'的bean，例如：

   @Configuration
   public class AppConfig {
       @Bean
       public String myString() {
           return "your string value";
       }
   }

2. 如果你不需要在配置文件中定义一个特定的字符串bean，你可以使用@Value注解的默认值来避免这个错误，例如：

   @Value("${msg.appId:default value}")
   private String APPID;

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Consider defining a bean of type 'java.lang.String' in your configuration.

This error message usually occurs when Spring is unable to find a bean of type `java.lang.String` in your configuration. Here are a few things you can check to resolve the issue:

1. Make sure you have defined a bean of type `java.lang.String` in your configuration. You can do this using the `@Bean` annotation or by defining it in an XML configuration file.

2. Check the package and import statements of your configuration file to ensure that the `java.lang.String` class is being imported correctly.

3. If you are using component scanning to automatically detect beans, make sure that the package containing the `java.lang.String` bean is included in the scan.

4. If you are using auto-configuration, make sure that the `java.lang.String` bean is being created by the auto-configuration process.

5. If none of the above steps work, try cleaning and rebuilding your project to ensure that all dependencies are up to date and that there are no build errors.

Consider defining a bean of type 'java.lang.Long' in your configuration.

This error message is related to Spring Framework and it usually occurs when you try to inject a primitive type, such as `long`, into a Spring bean using `@Autowired` or `@Value` annotations. To fix this issue, you can define a bean of type `java.lang.Long` in your Spring configuration file, or change the type of the field or method parameter to `Long` instead of `long`.

For example, you can define a bean of type `java.lang.Long` in your XML configuration file like this:

<bean id="myLong" class="java.lang.Long">
    <constructor-arg value="42"/>
</bean>

Alternatively, if you are using Java configuration, you can define a Long bean like this:

@Bean
public Long myLong() {
    return 42L;
}

Then you can inject the `myLong` bean into your Spring component using `@Autowired` or `@Value` annotations.

@Autowired
private Long myLong;

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.