Mapping from DataTable

[Toso82]

I want to map my class object to DataTable or DataRow It is possible? If yes how i do this. I find that is possible with IDataReader to Class.

[jbogard]

Not right now, without extending AutoMapper yourself. It's only mapping
FROM IDataReader, not TO DataTable/DataRow.

On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 7:39 AM, Toso82 notifications@github.com wrote:

I want to map my class object to DataTable or DataRow It is possible? If
yes how i do this. I find that is possible with IDataReader to Class.

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.

[Toso82]

If I understand well now support only DynamicMap in source not in destination correct? How can extending AutoMApper to do this for example.

[jbogard]

Basically you'll need to implement a custom object mapper (it's what the
existing IDataReader does). See this:

https://github.com/AutoMapper/AutoMapper/blob/develop/src/AutoMapper/Mappers/DataReaderMapper.cs

On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 4:19 PM, Toso82 notifications@github.com wrote:

If I understand well now support only DynamicMap in source not in
destination correct? How can extending AutoMApper to do this for example.

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.

[Toso82]

Thanks @jbogard , But this is for mapping from IDataReader to my object. For this i can use simply IDataReader without problem. My problem is something that can map my object to DataTable so ofter i can write to database. I mean something like Entity Framework. Because Entity Framework not supported Access Database

[jbogard]

Sorry, that was just an example to look at. You'll need to create something
similar, but in the opposite direction.

On Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 9:37 AM, Toso82 notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks @jbogard https://github.com/jbogard , But this is for mapping
from IDataReader to my object. For this i can use simply IDataReader
without problem. My problem is something that can map my object to
DataTable so ofter i can write to database. I mean something like Entity
Framework. Because Entity Framework not supported Access Database

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.

[Toso82]

@jbogard Ok , If I understand well the direction is specified in costructor using "FeatureDetector.IsIDataRecordType" correct? How can specified the opposite only or boh?

[jbogard]

No, that's just a little bit of an oddity - IDataRecord doesn't exist in
all platforms.

Thinking through this a bit more, I think you're better off ignoring what
you find in that class, and start from scratch. It'll need to do completely
different things, so maybe just start with a blank class that implements
IObjectMapper. There's just two methods, IsMatch and Map. You can look at
other implementations to see how to do IsMatch, and Map will be completely
new.

On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 8:34 AM, Toso82 notifications@github.com wrote:

@jbogard https://github.com/jbogard Ok , If I understand well the
direction is specified in costructor using
"FeatureDetector.IsIDataRecordType" correct? How can specified the opposite
only or boh?

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[Toso82]

@jbogard Ok I try to do this but i have a stupid questions. I use MapperRegistry.Mappers.Add() to add my IObjectMapper. This work if before i use MapperRegistry.Mappers.Clear(). There is possible to do this without clear mapping? Or there is other method to do this?

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