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| Orika ! [](http://travis-ci.org/elaatifi/orika) | ||
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| **NEW** We are pleased to announce the release of Orika **1.4.0** ! _This version is available on Maven central repository_ | ||
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| We've recently moved to a Github Organization repo https://github.com/orika-mapper/orika | ||
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| Also, check out our new [FAQ](https://github.com/elaatifi/orika/wiki/FAQ) | ||
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| Orika ! [](http://travis-ci.org/elaatifi/orika) | ||
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| What? | ||
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| Orika is a Java Bean mapping framework that recursively copies (among other capabilities) data from one object to another. It can be very useful when developing multi-layered applications. | ||
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| Why? | ||
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| Struggling with hand coded and reflection-based mappers? Orika can be used to simplify the process of mapping between one object layer and another. | ||
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| Our ambition is to build a comprehensive, efficient and robust Java bean mapping solution. Orika focuses on automating as much as possible, while providing customization through configuration and extension where needed. | ||
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| Orika enables the developer to : | ||
| * Map complex and deeply structured objects | ||
| * "Flatten" or "Expand" objects by mapping nested properties to top-level properties, and vice versa | ||
| * Create mappers on-the-fly, and apply customizations to control some or all of the mapping | ||
| * Create converters for complete control over the mapping of a specific set of objects anywhere in the object graph--by type, or even by specific property name | ||
| * Handle proxies or enhanced objects (like those of Hibernate, or the various mock frameworks) | ||
| * Apply bi-directional mapping with one configuration | ||
| * Map to instances of an appropriate concrete class for a target abstract class or interface | ||
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| How? | ||
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| Orika uses byte code generation to create fast mappers with minimal overhead. Take a look at this simple performance test : http://bit.ly/pJ7n6t | ||
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| Want to give Orika a try? Check out the http://code.google.com/p/orika/wiki/GettingStartedGuide. |