Map a Java ResultSet to an Object.

Plug it into many frameworks to automatically map ResultSets (eg DBUtils, Spring Framework,...).

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  • This is really cool. I was trying to solve the same thing since long time and this is exactly i was looking for.
  • Very easy to use, but the ReflectionResultSetMapper should use rsmd.getColumnLabel instead of rsmd.getColumnName. Some JDBC drivers return the SQL Alias as the column label and return the actual column name for the column name meta data. If the sql is something like SELECT FOO as NAME from BAR I'd expect the reflection mapper to try to map a column named 'NAME' to an attribute on the bean, not a column named 'FOO'.
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Additional Project Details

Intended Audience

Developers

Programming Language

Java

Database Environment

JDBC

Related Categories

Java Database Software, Java Software Development Software

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2006-11-06