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You need to have getters and setters in your Bean/DTO class that will "match" the column names. So, if you column name is 'loginname' you need a setter: 'getLoginname'. If you column name is 'login_name' you need a setter: 'getLogin_name'. Let me know if you still can't get it to work.

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Use getLogin_name ?. I don't think it is right style for Java Code Convention. Anyway, thanks for your suggestion.

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Alternatively, change your table column names. This all works smoothly by matching getters/setters with column names. That's the one constraint.

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I think you should support some annotation about @table, @column http://screencast.com/t/pqKdGhPVw11V.

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Yes, I agree.

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How about a setting that changes between snake-case (db names) and camel-case (Java) ?

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Actually this looks pretty easy with annotations. DBUtils allows for an override map so something like the following would work with an annotation parser beforehand:

final Map<String, String> columnToPropertyOverrides = new HashMap<>();
columnToPropertyOverrides.put("WIND_DIRECTION", "WindDirection");

BeanProcessor dateForProcessor = new BeanProcessor(columnToPropertyOverrides);
BasicRowProcessor rp = new BasicRowProcessor(dateForProcessor);

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@Vinhxike This should work fine now. I added the feature and tested it.

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cool beans

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