Consider defining a bean of type 'domain.mapper.insertUserMapper' in your configuration.
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This error message is typically seen in Spring applications and it means that the Spring container is unable to find a bean of type `domain.mapper.insertUserMapper` in its configuration.
To resolve this error, you will need to ensure that the bean is defined properly in the Spring configuration. This can be done by adding a `@Bean` annotation to a method that creates an instance of `insertUserMapper` and returns it. Alternatively, you can use Spring's component scanning feature to automatically detect and register the bean.
Here's an example of defining a bean using the `@Bean` annotation:
```
@Configuration
public class AppConfig {
@Bean
public insertUserMapper insertUserMapper() {
return new insertUserMapper();
}
}
```
Make sure that the package containing the `insertUserMapper` class is included in the component scanning path or that its bean definition is explicitly included in the configuration.