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I'm wondering why inherited fields are not treated as properties.
In particular, in the class co.jirm.mapper.definition.SqlParameterDefinition (at the line 206) the method getDeclaredField() is used to get the field descriptor.
That makes me unable to create objects inherited from some other ones.
For instance, consider the two following classes:
I'm wondering why inherited fields are not treated as properties.
In particular, in the class
co.jirm.mapper.definition.SqlParameterDefinition(at the line 206) the methodgetDeclaredField()is used to get the field descriptor.That makes me unable to create objects inherited from some other ones.
For instance, consider the two following classes:
When storing an instance of
BI get the exception thatpropis not a field ofB. That's weird.May be the library can't mange inheritance at all, but I hadn't found that information in the description.