I am using mapstruct to map from one DTO to another. I have multiple default methods , but 2 of them with a return value of String and that uses the same class as the input parameter gives me "Ambiguous mapping methods using java Mapstruct" error. I am adding the relevant parts of the code here:
@Mappings({
@Mapping(source = "programInstance", target = "title", qualifiedByName = "title"),
@Mapping(source = "programInstance", target = "seriesName", qualifiedByName = "seriesName"),
@Mapping(source = "programInstance", target = "season", qualifiedByName = "season"),
@Mapping(source = "programInstance", target = "epNumber", qualifiedByName = "epNumber"),
})
DTO1 mapDTOs (DTO2 dto2);
@Named("title")
default String mapTitle(Program programInstance) {
Optional<String> title = Utils.getObject(() -> programInstance.getTitle().getDescriptions().get(0).getValue());
if (title.isPresent())
return title.get();
return null;
}
@Named("seriesName")
default String mapSeriesName(Program programInstance) {
Optional<String> seriesName = Utils.getObject(() -> programInstance.get(0).getProgram().getTitle().getDescriptions().get(0).getValue());
if (seriesName.isPresent())
return seriesName.get();
return null;
}
@Named("season")
default Integer mapSeasonNumber(Program programInstance) {
Optional<Integer> season = Utils.getObject(() -> programInstance.get(0).getSeasonOf().get(0).getOrderNo());
if (season.isPresent())
return season.get();
return null;
}
@Named("epNumber")
default Integer mapEpNumber(Program programInstance) {
Optional<Integer> epNumber = Utils.getObject(() -> programInstance.getEpOf().get(0).getOrderNo());
if (epNumber.isPresent())
return epNumber.get();
return null;
}
The error is
Ambiguous mapping methods found for mapping property "Program programInstance" to java.lang.String: java.lang.String mapTitle(), java.lang.String mapSeriesName().
I checked your example.. The problem is that the fields you try to target are of type String.
So:
public class IvpVodOfferStatusDTO {
private String seasonNumber;
private String episodeNumber;
}
MapStruct tries to match this with the signature you provide:
@Named("season")
default Integer mapSeasonNumber(Program programInstance) {
Optional<Integer> season = Utils.getObject(() -> programInstance.get(0).getSeasonOf().get(0).getOrderNo());
if (season.isPresent())
return season.get();
return null;
}
@Named("epNumber")
default Integer mapEpNumber(Program programInstance) {
Optional<Integer> epNumber = Utils.getObject(() -> programInstance.getEpOf().get(0).getOrderNo());
if (epNumber.isPresent())
return epNumber.get();
return null;
}
MapStruct has a predefined order of attempts:
If this all fails MapStruct tries to do a number of 2 step approaches:
At 6. it finds 2 qualifying methods (Program
to String
). It's probably an error in MapStruct that it selects methods that do not qualify (need to check whether this is intentional) by the @Named
. Otherwise, I'll write an issue.
The most easy solution is: adapt the target:
public class IvpVodOfferStatusDTO {
private Integer seasonNumber;
private Integer episodeNumber;
}
What is probably what you intend (I guess).. Otherwise you could change the signature not to return an Integer
but a String