mapstruct 修改 Mappingtarget = activityId source = activityId Mappingtarget = tenantId source = tenantId Mappingtarget = createTime source = newLocalDateTime Mappingtarget = updateTime source =

To modify the @Mapping annotations in the provided code snippet, you can use the expression attribute of the @Mapping annotation in MapStruct. Here's an updated version of the code with modified @Mapping annotations:

@Mapper
public interface ExamineBasicMapper {

    @Mapping(target = "activityId", source = "activityId")
    @Mapping(target = "tenantId", source = "tenantId")
    @Mapping(target = "createTime", expression = "java(java.time.LocalDateTime.now())")
    @Mapping(target = "updateTime", expression = "java(java.time.LocalDateTime.now())")
    <T extends BaseExamineBasicVO> ExamineBasicEntity convertExamineBasicEntity(T examineBasic,
                                                                               @Context String activityId,
                                                                               @Context String tenantId);

}

In this version, the createTime and updateTime fields are mapped using the expression attribute of the @Mapping annotation. The java(java.time.LocalDateTime.now()) expression is used to set the current date and time to both fields.

Note that I've added the @Mapper annotation to the interface, which is required for MapStruct to generate the implementation of the mapper interface.

Also, I've used the @Context annotation for the activityId and tenantId parameters in the convertExamineBasicEntity method. This allows passing additional context information to the mapping process, such as the activityId and tenantId values.

Please make sure to adjust the imports and other parts of the code according to your project's setup