(B.getSex() == null ? A.getSex() : B.getSex())") @Mapping(target = "name", expression="java(B.getName() == null ? A.getName(): B.getName())") @Mapping(target = "age", expression="java(B.getAget() == null ? A.getAget(): B.getAget())") User merge(User A, ...
I can't give an ETA, but I've just reviewed the PR. If all goes well, we should be able to merge it to master soon and you can use a custom build before we release the first 1.2 beta or candidate release. agudianpushed a commit that referenced this issueDec 4, 2016 ...
We can add map multiple objects as well. For Example, we want to get a DeliveryAddress Object using Student and Address object. Now create a mapper interface which can map two objects into one. @MapperpublicinterfaceDeliveryAddressMapper{@Mapping(source="student.name",target="name")@Mapping(so...
Additionally, the@AfterMappingmethod could return a value to replace the instance to return (might come in handy when you want to map entities and immediately merge them into the persistence context. But perhaps that's a bit too much for a first attempt. ...
Adding objects to iterable target field might be overridden in some way I'll check this option null-evaluated source fields might be skipped for mapping to target object. Looked at the conversation of this one. looking forward for next release. what are the significant differences between proto...