Let's say we have an enum with custom values, used as a persistent field in an
entity:
public enum Sex {
|
| MALE(77),
| FEMALE(99);
|
| public int getValue() {
| return value;
| }
|
| int value;
|
| Sex(int v) {
| value = v;
| }
| }
The spec defines two ways to map the enum property with the DB field:
Sex.MALE <=> 0
| Sex.FEMALE <=> 1
| // the default one, i.e. the var.ordinal() value
|
or
Sex.MALE <=> "MALE"
| Sex.FEMALE <=> "FEMALE"
| // using @Enumerated(STRING)
|
|
That's ok, but is there an easy way to use some kind of custom mapping?
In this case:
Sex.MALE <=> 77
| Sex.FEMALE <=> 99
| // i.e. the user-defined var.getValue() result
|
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