Bug #190 Enum with abstract method #191
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Since a later version of Java, when you call getCanonicalName on an enum with abstract methods, it will return a null value. This messes up several routines in BeanMapper.
The method to get the canonical name has been abstracted into a utility class that can deal with the null value by calling a fallback function that looks up the canonical name of the superclass. This solves the problem at hand.
All methods that directly call getCanonicalName now call the utility class instead.