Automapper: "Missing type map configuration or unsupported mapping"

Question

AssertConfigurationIsValid Passes, and the object being tried is fully populated, but I get the error on the first Map request called.

I'm trying to map

Survey ToLoad = Mapper.Map<Survey>(U);

I'm initializing automapper with the code below.

//Lots of other Maps
Mapper.Initialize(cfg => cfg.CreateMap<User, SMUser>()
      .ForMember(t => t.AccountType, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.AccountType != null ? so.AccountType : String.Empty))
      .ForMember(t => t.Username, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.Username != null ? so.Username : String.Empty)));


Mapper.Initialize(cfg => cfg.CreateMap<SurveyMonkey.Containers.Survey, Survey>().ForMember(t => t.AnalyzeUrl, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.AnalyzeUrl != null ? so.AnalyzeUrl : String.Empty))
      .ForMember(t => t.Category, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.Category != null ? so.Category : String.Empty))
      .ForMember(t => t.CollectUrl, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.CollectUrl != null ? so.CollectUrl : String.Empty))
      .ForMember(t => t.EditUrl, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.EditUrl != null ? so.EditUrl : String.Empty))
      .ForMember(t => t.Language, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.Language != null ? so.Language : String.Empty))
      .ForMember(t => t.Preview, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.Preview != null ? so.Preview : String.Empty))
      .ForMember(t => t.SummaryUrl, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.SummaryUrl != null ? so.SummaryUrl : String.Empty))
      .ForMember(t => t.Title, s => s.MapFrom(so => so.Title != null ? so.Title : String.Empty)) 
      //Some more members
);

//LISTS
Mapper.Initialize(cfg => cfg.CreateMap<List<SurveyMonkey.Containers.Collector>, List<Collector>>());

//Lots of other List Maps

I'm using the latest Stable version from Nuget (5.2.0).

Whats the error you get?

CodingYoshi
– CodingYoshi

2016-12-01 11:31:27 +00:00
Commented Dec 1, 2016 at 11:31 — CodingYoshi
– CodingYoshi, Commented Dec 1, 2016 at 11:31

Georg Patscheider · Accepted Answer · 2016-12-01 13:53:55Z

7

Only call Mapper.Initialize once with the whole configuration, or you will overwrite it.

You can wrap the configuration in a class that inherits AutoMapper.Profile:

using AutoMapper;

public class MyAutoMapperProfile : Profile {

    protected override void Configure() {
        CreateMap<User, SMUser>();
        CreateMap<SurveyMonkey.Containers.Survey, Survey>();
        CreateMap<List<SurveyMonkey.Containers.Collector>, List<Collector>>();
    }
}

Then initialize the Mapper using this Profile:

Mapper.Initialize(cfg => {
    cfg.AddProfile<MyAutoMapperProfile>();
    cfg.AddProfile<OtherAutoMapperProfile>();
});

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edited Dec 1, 2016 at 13:53

answered Dec 1, 2016 at 12:13

Georg Patscheider

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2 Comments

Steve Wallace Over a year ago

This worked perfectly.(except the configure is protected not public?)

Georg Patscheider Over a year ago

You are right, it is protected, I edited the answer.

HeshanHH · Accepted Answer · 2021-05-01 08:53:03Z

3

I got same error and in my startup class in ConfigureServices methode I use

services.AddAutoMapper(typeof(startup)); => startup class.

Because of that my automapper profile class (the class that inherit from Automapper.Propfle, in this case public class MyAutoMapperProfile : Profile) not getting read.

To fix this I have replace startup class with the MyAutoMapperProfile like below services.AddAutoMapper(typeof(MyAutoMapperProfile));.

you can debug and check whether your automapper mapping class getting hit or not.

answered May 1, 2021 at 8:53

HeshanHH

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