I found while investigation #168, that currently the plugin ignores source parameters of type array and Map, if used as the only source parameter.
Here a small example Mapper:
import org.mapstruct.Mapper;
import java.util.Map;
@Mapper
public interface MultiSourceMapper {
class ArrayTarget {
private int[] myArray;
public int[] getMyArray() {
return myArray;
}
public void setMyArray(int[] myArray) {
this.myArray = myArray;
}
}
ArrayTarget mapToArrayTarget(int[] myArray);
class MapTarget {
private Map<Integer, Integer> myMap;
public Map<Integer, Integer> getMyMap() {
return myMap;
}
public void setMyMap(Map<Integer, Integer> myMap) {
this.myMap = myMap;
}
}
MapTarget mapToMapTarget(Map<Integer, Integer> myMap);
}
This generates code where all targets are mapped based on their names. The plugin currently ignores the source parameters and give a unmapped target property warning.
Also the completion doesn't show them as source parameters.
One thing to notice:
For Iterable this behavior is correct as mapstruct itself doesn't support mapping from Iterable to Object.
I found while investigation #168, that currently the plugin ignores source parameters of type
array
andMap
, if used as the only source parameter. Here a small example Mapper:This generates code where all targets are mapped based on their names. The plugin currently ignores the source parameters and give a unmapped target property warning. Also the completion doesn't show them as source parameters.
One thing to notice: For
Iterable
this behavior is correct as mapstruct itself doesn't support mapping fromIterable
toObject
.