so I should not define

private

funs in a spring dao ?

Oh, looks weird. Try making it package-private.

if it is class-private, why should I make it package-private

My brains are lagging, there’s no package-private in Kotlin 🙂 Look into bytecode: is it actually

private

?

Kotlin has

internal

but make no sense; it does not work

Is your method actually private in JVM-bytecode?

the original fun is private , but kotlin generates a

access$xxxxx

fun

for example: i have a private fun named

a

, and I have a public open fun named

b

, i accessed

a

in

b

kotlin will generate a

access$a

fun which is static final

Why there is a synthetic accessor between two methods from one class?

just do not know why

maybe I used

a

with lambda syntax in

b

no way in Spring to proxy private methods

unless your using AspectJ

There’s no intention to proxy them

Is there an alternative to -parameters javac command line argument in Kotlin? Or any other way to make Kotlin keep formal parameter names? I would like to omit @Param annotation in my JPA repositories, but no matter what I try, I always get this error: "For named parameters you need to use @Param for query method parameters on Java versions < 8.”

@udalov ^^

@leos.prikryl Since Kotlin 1.1-M03 you can use the

-java-parameters

command line argument for this purpose

@udalov Great! Thanks a lot.

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Is it possible to use @ConfigurationProperties with Kotlin data class?

I keep getting an error, even after doing no-arg constructor for a data class

Check this example

isn't super new bit it works

I keep getting defaults if I provide defaults

Also, try adding inner-objects

Single properties seem to work, nested structures aren't