Using JDBI @BindBean with AutoValue

Question

TL; DR; JDBI annotations are @BindBeangenerated by IllegalAccessExceptiongenerated AutoValue types because the generated types are private and are not available by default using reflection.

Is JDBI inflexible or is there a workaround through AutoValue? (Full question below)

Fast background

I am trying to use a JDBI annotation @BindBeanwith a type whose source is generated using AutoValue.

package com.example;

@AutoValue
public abstract class Foo {
  public String getBar();
}

The problem is that the generated code looks like this:

package com.example;

@AutoValue
class AutoValue_Foo extends Foo {
  private final String bar;

  @Override
  public String getBar() {
    return this.bar;
  }

  // toString, equals, hashCode
}

Please note that the class is closed to the package!

Now, if I try to use @BindBean, for example:

@SqlQuery("select * from baz where bar = :foo.bar")
Condition find(@BindBean("foo") Foo foo);

AutoValue_Foo , BindBeanFactory , find AutoValue_Foo, :

java.lang.IllegalAccessException: ... can not access a member of class com.example.Foo with modifiers "public"

JDBI . Java, setAccessible(true), PR JDBI.

, :

• , Foo    AutoValue_Foo @BindBean JDBI   ?

• @AutoValue ,  public. ,  ( , , ).

• BindBeanFactory ?     setAccessible(true) ,      ?

Answer 1

2.71 JDBI @BindBean type. , .

@SqlQuery("select * from baz where bar = :foo.bar") Condition find(@BindBean(value="foo", type=Foo.class) Foo foo);

, IllegalAccessException.