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/**
* <p>org.osiam.storage is a group of packages for grouping storage specific classes.</p>
*
* <p>It contains:</p>
*
* <p>org.osiam.storage.entities - grouping of java representations of the used database entities,</p>
*
* <p>org.osiam.storage.dao - grouping of data access object for the entities</p>
*
* For now OSIAM is only tested with PostgreSQL, however if you want to support an other rdbm you have the edit the
* init.sql file, findable in src/main/resources/sql/init.sql.
*/
package org.osiam.storage;