Hi,
not real problem, just a "Hey I was expeecting this method here but I
haven't found", so is there any reason why jooq Result.getValues() do not
accept a Functional interface?
Now I have to write:
dsl.select(SYSTEM_PLUGIN.NAME)//
.from(SYSTEM_PLUGIN) //
.join(WORKGROUP_SYSTEM_PLUGIN)//
.on(SYSTEM_PLUGIN.ID.eq(WORKGROUP_SYSTEM_PLUGIN.SYSTEM_PLUGIN_ID)) //
.where(WORKGROUP_SYSTEM_PLUGIN.WORKGROUP_ID.eq(workgroupId))
.fetch() //
.getValues(SYSTEM_PLUGIN.NAME)
.stream()
.map(name -> new SystemPlugin(name))
.collect(toList())
Instead of:
dsl.select(SYSTEM_PLUGIN.NAME)//
.from(SYSTEM_PLUGIN) //
.join(WORKGROUP_SYSTEM_PLUGIN)//
.on(SYSTEM_PLUGIN.ID.eq(WORKGROUP_SYSTEM_PLUGIN.SYSTEM_PLUGIN_ID)) //
.where(WORKGROUP_SYSTEM_PLUGIN.WORKGROUP_ID.eq(workgroupId))
.fetch() //
.getValues(SYSTEM_PLUGIN.NAME, name -> new SystemPlugin(name))
Am I asking too much ?
Cheers
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Daniele
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