Hi Collin,
There's a (currently undocumented) feature that supports to-one mappings in
the DefaultRecordMapper, if your columns are labelled "home.street.number"
or "home.city". This works for target types like:
class Client {
Address home;
Address work;
}
class Address {
Street street;
String city;
}
class Street {
String number;
}
It is currently undocumented, because this is still a moving target, and we
haven't covered all the edge cases that might appear. Your feedback as a
beta-tester of this functionality is thus very welcome :-) (it would be
great if we could improve this functionality!)
Note that this currently only works when mapping from Record -> POJO, not
when "unmapping" from POJO -> Record.
I hope this helps
Lukas
2016-01-25 16:47 GMT+01:00 <[email protected]>:
> What is the recommended way to handle a use case like this:
> A Client object which has 2 fields of type Address: homeAddress,
> workAddress
> A clients table which has expanded columns for this. e.g.
> home_address_street_number, home_address_city, etc... (so like 5 columns
> for each address)
>
> Currently DSL.newRecord doesn't pick it up at all, I am assuming because
> the column name can't find a match because of the custom Address type. How
> to best solve this? I was looking at RecordProviderMapper but I'm not sure
> if this will work for a case where you have 5 columns mapping to one object
> (which contains 5 fields). Also the fact that there are multiple of that
> type (home and work).
>
> Thoughts?
>
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