I have two Pojo Classes
DriverPrimary
, DriverSecondary
I am comparing Driver Primary with driver secondary and if there are any changes I need to find that out
Can you please let me know how it is done?
DriverPrimary.java
public class DriverPrimary implements Serializable {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
private String DriverId;
private String role;
}
DriverSecondary.java
public class DriverSecondary{
private String driverSecondaryDriverType;
private String driverSecondaryDriverId;
}
List<DriverPrimary> driverPrimary = new ArrayList<DriverPrimary>();
List<DriverSecondary> driverSecondary = new ArrayList<DriverSecondary>();
driverPrimary=DataEBO.getDriverPrimary();// from datasource which is not empty and has values
driverSecondary=DataDTO.getDriverSecondary();// from datasource which is not empty and has values
SO how to compare the above two list, though the field names are different both have similar values
Edited: Removed Equals and hashcode has that will work with class with same structure. Edit2: modified the code for better understanding
CodePudding user response:
One of the lists should be remapped to the classes of another type, to make the contents of the lists "comparable":
// from datasource which is not empty and has values
List<DriverPrimary> primary = DataEBO.getDriverPrimary();
List<DriverPrimary> secondary = DataDTO.getDriverSecondary() // List<DriverSecondary>
.stream()
.map(sec -> new DriverPrimary(
sec.getDriverSecondaryDriverId(), // id -> id
sec.getDriverSecondaryDriverType() // type -> role
))
.collect(Collectors.toList()); // List<DriverPrimary>
Then, assuming that equals
and hashCode
are implemented properly in DriverPrimary
, the difference between the two lists may be found using for example List::removeAll
(or just List::equals
).
List<DriverPrimary> diff1 = new ArrayList<>(primary);
diff1.removeAll(secondary); // items in primary missing in secondary
List<DriverPrimary> diff2 = new ArrayList<>(secondary);
diff2.removeAll(primary); // items in secondary missing in primary