Package org.dozer.vo.abstractinheritance

Examples of org.dozer.vo.abstractinheritance.B

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  public void testCustomMappingForAbstractClasses() throws Exception {
    // Test that the explicit abstract custom mapping definition is used when mapping sub classes
    mapper = getMapper(new String[] { "abstractMapping.xml" });

    A src = getA();
    B dest = mapper.map(src, B.class);

    assertNull("abstractField1 should have been excluded", dest.getAbstractField1());
    assertEquals("abstractBField not mapped correctly", src.getAbstractAField(), dest.getAbstractBField());
    assertEquals("field1 not mapped correctly", src.getField1(), dest.getField1());
    assertEquals("fieldB not mapped correctly", src.getFieldA(), dest.getFieldB());

    // Remap to each other to test bi-directional mapping
    A mappedSrc = mapper.map(dest, A.class);
    B mappedDest = mapper.map(mappedSrc, B.class);

    assertEquals("objects not mapped correctly bi-directional", dest, mappedDest);
  }
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    // Test that wildcard fields in abstract classes are mapped when there is no explicit abstract custom mapping
    // definition
    mapper = new DozerBeanMapper();

    A src = getA();
    B dest = mapper.map(src, B.class);

    assertEquals("abstractField1 not mapped correctly", src.getAbstractField1(), dest.getAbstractField1());
    assertEquals("field1 not mapped correctly", src.getField1(), dest.getField1());
    assertNull("abstractBField should not have been mapped", dest.getAbstractBField());
    assertNull("fieldB should not have been mapped", dest.getFieldB());

    // Remap to each other to test bi-directional mapping
    A mappedSrc = mapper.map(dest, A.class);
    B mappedDest = mapper.map(mappedSrc, B.class);

    assertEquals("objects not mapped correctly bi-directional", dest, mappedDest);
  }
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    // Test that when there isnt an explicit abstract custom mapping definition the subclass mapping def attrs are
    // applied to the abstract class mapping. In this use case, wildcard="false" for the A --> B mapping definition
    mapper = getMapper(new String[] { "abstractMapping2.xml" });

    A src = getA();
    B dest = mapper.map(src, B.class);

    assertNull("fieldB should not have been mapped", dest.getAbstractField1());
    assertNull("abstractBField should have not been mapped", dest.getAbstractBField());

    // Remap to each other to test bi-directional mapping
    A mappedSrc = mapper.map(dest, A.class);
    B mappedDest = mapper.map(mappedSrc, B.class);

    assertEquals("objects not mapped correctly bi-directional", dest, mappedDest);
  }
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    // for subclasses. Also tests that a default class map is properly created and used for the subclass
    // field mappings
    mapper = getMapper(new String[] { "abstractMapping3.xml" });

    A src = getA();
    B dest = mapper.map(src, B.class);

    assertNull("abstractField1 should have been excluded", dest.getAbstractField1());
    assertEquals("abstractBField not mapped correctly", src.getAbstractAField(), dest.getAbstractBField());
    assertEquals("field1 not mapped correctly", src.getField1(), dest.getField1());

    // Remap to each other to test bi-directional mapping
    A mappedSrc = mapper.map(dest, A.class);
    B mappedDest = mapper.map(mappedSrc, B.class);

    assertEquals("objects not mapped correctly bi-directional", dest, mappedDest);
  }
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  public void testCustomMappingForAbstractClasses() throws Exception {
    // Test that the explicit abstract custom mapping definition is used when mapping sub classes
    mapper = getMapper(new String[] { "abstractMapping.xml" });

    A src = getA();
    B dest = mapper.map(src, B.class);

    assertNull("abstractField1 should have been excluded", dest.getAbstractField1());
    assertEquals("abstractBField not mapped correctly", src.getAbstractAField(), dest.getAbstractBField());
    assertEquals("field1 not mapped correctly", src.getField1(), dest.getField1());
    assertEquals("fieldB not mapped correctly", src.getFieldA(), dest.getFieldB());

    // Remap to each other to test bi-directional mapping
    A mappedSrc = mapper.map(dest, A.class);
    B mappedDest = mapper.map(mappedSrc, B.class);

    assertEquals("objects not mapped correctly bi-directional", dest, mappedDest);
  }
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    // Test that wildcard fields in abstract classes are mapped when there is no explicit abstract custom mapping
    // definition
    mapper = new DozerBeanMapper();

    A src = getA();
    B dest = mapper.map(src, B.class);

    assertEquals("abstractField1 not mapped correctly", src.getAbstractField1(), dest.getAbstractField1());
    assertEquals("field1 not mapped correctly", src.getField1(), dest.getField1());
    assertNull("abstractBField should not have been mapped", dest.getAbstractBField());
    assertNull("fieldB should not have been mapped", dest.getFieldB());

    // Remap to each other to test bi-directional mapping
    A mappedSrc = mapper.map(dest, A.class);
    B mappedDest = mapper.map(mappedSrc, B.class);

    assertEquals("objects not mapped correctly bi-directional", dest, mappedDest);
  }
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    // Test that when there isnt an explicit abstract custom mapping definition the subclass mapping def attrs are
    // applied to the abstract class mapping. In this use case, wildcard="false" for the A --> B mapping definition
    mapper = getMapper(new String[] { "abstractMapping2.xml" });

    A src = getA();
    B dest = mapper.map(src, B.class);

    assertNull("fieldB should not have been mapped", dest.getAbstractField1());
    assertNull("abstractBField should have not been mapped", dest.getAbstractBField());

    // Remap to each other to test bi-directional mapping
    A mappedSrc = mapper.map(dest, A.class);
    B mappedDest = mapper.map(mappedSrc, B.class);

    assertEquals("objects not mapped correctly bi-directional", dest, mappedDest);
  }
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    // for subclasses. Also tests that a default class map is properly created and used for the subclass
    // field mappings
    mapper = getMapper(new String[] { "abstractMapping3.xml" });

    A src = getA();
    B dest = mapper.map(src, B.class);

    assertNull("abstractField1 should have been excluded", dest.getAbstractField1());
    assertEquals("abstractBField not mapped correctly", src.getAbstractAField(), dest.getAbstractBField());
    assertEquals("field1 not mapped correctly", src.getField1(), dest.getField1());

    // Remap to each other to test bi-directional mapping
    A mappedSrc = mapper.map(dest, A.class);
    B mappedDest = mapper.map(mappedSrc, B.class);

    assertEquals("objects not mapped correctly bi-directional", dest, mappedDest);
  }
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