We have been using Jooq for sometime, our strategy is to generate PoJo's
from our Postgres 10 DB and then on occassion where appropriate we extend
those generated classes if we wish to add some additional members not in
the DB, this is quite nice as it means we aurtomatically pick up any new db
columns without having to change the code via the generated Pojo.
However while attempting to upgrade to Jooq 3.11.10 from 3.11.0 , I noticed
a change in behaviour which was introduced in 3.11.6, this has resulted in
the inheritied methods from the Jooq generated class not being visible
anymore as when we map via the DefaultRecordMapper it now uses
Class.getDeclaredMethods in Tools.java as opposed to Class.getMethods which
it used previously, getDeclaredMethods does not return public methods from
the parent class just from the actual class, so we can no longer do a
rec.into the class which is extending the generated class, this would
require some refactoring to get it working and leaves us in a worst place.
was this a deliberate change , can it be rectified?
offending line in org.jooq.impl.Tools.java , line 3191 in 3.11.10
if (suffix != null) {
try {
Method setter = type.getDeclaredMethod("set" + suffix,
method.getReturnType());
// Setter annotation is more relevant
if (setter.getAnnotation(Column.class) == null)
result.add(accessible(setter));
}
catch (NoSuchMethodException ignore) {}
}
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