I found a partial solution. If I do the following:
1.change the column from varchar to integer in the DB table.
2. Change the EnumType to ORDINAL
@Column(name = "TYPEPAYMENT")
| @Enumerated(EnumType.ORDINAL)
| public TypePayment getTypePayment() {
| return typePayment;
| }
Then I can get it to work. This works except there is a gap in the values.
Allowed values are 1-7 and 9. Zero and Eight are excluded. But since the
ordinal begins with zero there is not a way for me to handle this unless I put
a dummy enumerated values in positions 0 and 8 in my enumeration.
| public enum TypePayment
| {
| DUMMY0("dummy0"),
| ANNUAL("Annual"),
| SEMI("Semi-Annual ($4 Fee)"),
| FOUR_PAY("4-Pay ($12 Fee)"),
| QUARTERLY("Quarterly ($12 Fee)"),
| TWELVE_PAY("12-Pay (No Fee)"),
| MONTHLY("Monthly"),
| DEFERRED("Deferred ($7 Fee)"),
| DUMMY8("dummy8"),
| OTHER("Other")
| ;
|
The problem with the above solution is that I will have to exclude ordinals 0
and 8 in my application by makeing them not appear in drop down boxes, etc. I
wish there was a way I could map and enumeration to numeric values using the
EnumType(STRING).
Any ideas are appreciated.
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