Fix NoSuchBeanDefinitionException with the JDBC driver configuration #9978
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…without DataSourceAutoConfiguration
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When the JDBC driver configuration was used and the DataSourceAutoConfiguration not enabled then the code raised a
NoSuchBeanDefinitionExceptionhere.I have found the issue from the Spring Petclinic tests.