Package org.jdbi.v3.core.mapper.reflect

Class ReflectionMapperUtil

java.lang.Object

org.jdbi.v3.core.mapper.reflect.ReflectionMapperUtil

public final class ReflectionMapperUtil
extends Object

Utilities for reflective mappers. This is an internal helper class that should have been package private but as the mappers are spread across the reflect and reflect.internal package, they are not. Any method in here may change at any time.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static String	addPropertyNamePrefix(String prefix, String name)	Add a prefix separated with '.' to a java bean property name.
static boolean	anyColumnsStartWithPrefix(Collection<String> columnNames, String prefix, List<ColumnNameMatcher> columnNameMatchers)	Returns whether any of the given column names begin with the given prefix, according to the list of column name matchers.
static OptionalInt	findColumnIndex(String paramName, List<String> columnNames, List<ColumnNameMatcher> columnNameMatchers, Supplier<String> debugName)	Attempts to find the index of a specified column's mapped parameter in a list of column names
static List<String>	getColumnNames(ResultSet rs)	Deprecated.
static List<String>	getColumnNames(ResultSet rs, UnaryOperator<String> caseStrategy)	Returns the name of all the columns present in the specified ResultSet.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

getColumnNames

@Deprecated
public static List<String> getColumnNames(ResultSet rs)
                                   throws SQLException

Deprecated.

Returns the name of all the columns present in the specified ResultSet. All column names are lowercased using the system locale.
For new code, use the getColumnNames(ResultSet, UnaryOperator) method, which allows configuring the case modification strategy.

Parameters:

rs - the ResultSet to get the column names of

Returns:

list of all the column names in rs (will contain duplicates if multiple columns have the same name)

Throws:

SQLException - See ResultSet.getMetaData(), ResultSetMetaData.getColumnCount(), and ResultSetMetaData.getColumnLabel(int)

See Also:

• getColumnNames(ResultSet, UnaryOperator)

getColumnNames

public static List<String> getColumnNames(ResultSet rs,
 UnaryOperator<String> caseStrategy)
                                   throws SQLException

Returns the name of all the columns present in the specified ResultSet. The caseStrategy operator is applied to all column names to align upper/lower case etc.

Parameters:

rs - the ResultSet to get the column names of

caseStrategy - Apply a specific case strategy to the column names.

Returns:

list of all the column names in rs (will contain duplicates if multiple columns have the same name)

Throws:

SQLException - See ResultSet.getMetaData(), ResultSetMetaData.getColumnCount(), and ResultSetMetaData.getColumnLabel(int)

See Also:

• CaseStrategy

findColumnIndex

public static OptionalInt findColumnIndex(String paramName,
 List<String> columnNames,
 List<ColumnNameMatcher> columnNameMatchers,
 Supplier<String> debugName)

Attempts to find the index of a specified column's mapped parameter in a list of column names

Parameters:

paramName - the name of the parameter to search for

columnNames - list of column names to search in

columnNameMatchers - ColumnNameMatchers to map paramName to the column names

debugName - name of the parameter to use for debugging purposes (ie: when throwing exceptions)

Returns:

OptionalInt with the found index, OptionalInt.empty() otherwise.

anyColumnsStartWithPrefix

public static boolean anyColumnsStartWithPrefix(Collection<String> columnNames,
 String prefix,
 List<ColumnNameMatcher> columnNameMatchers)

Returns whether any of the given column names begin with the given prefix, according to the list of column name matchers.

Parameters:

columnNames - the column names to search

prefix - the prefix to search for

columnNameMatchers - list of column name matchers

Returns:

whether any of the column names begin with the prefix

Since:

3.5.0

addPropertyNamePrefix

public static String addPropertyNamePrefix(String prefix,
 String name)

Add a prefix separated with '.' to a java bean property name. If the prefix is empty, return the name itself.

Parameters:

prefix - The prefix to add to the property name. The empty string is ignored.

name - A property name.

Returns:

The prefixed name.