Dozer is the reference point, but write the xml file take much time and it is error-prone, the performance are low, annotation are supported only for simple mapping…
With JMapper you can decide to map with annotations or in xml format, execute creation or enrichment of the target instance, explicit conversions, 1 to N and N to 1 relationships and much more.
This framework is based on javassist library, the mapping is created at runtime, with 0 memory consuption and with performance of static code.
try it :)
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Hi:
I'm new to both Spring and Dozer, and I would like to enable EL in my dozer mappings. Dozer User Guide says
Any hint on how to achive this with Spring? Maybe it is not Spring's duty but maven exec plugin duty?
Hi ignacio,
Dozer is the reference point, but write the xml file take much time and it is error-prone, the performance are low, annotation are supported only for simple mapping…
I suggest you take a look at JMapper Framework:
http://code.google.com/p/jmapper-framework/
With JMapper you can decide to map with annotations or in xml format, execute creation or enrichment of the target instance, explicit conversions, 1 to N and N to 1 relationships and much more.
This framework is based on javassist library, the mapping is created at runtime, with 0 memory consuption and with performance of static code.
try it :)