> Hello again Torsten,
>
> if my query didn't return any row, a call to the execute() method
> returns false, right?
No that's wrong. Is tells you if you got at least one ResultSet _object_
not if this ResultSet contains a row at all!
> Therefore, for a no-results situation, the code resulting from the
> application
> of the esql:no-results template is never reached - this is what I
> understand from reading
> the java code below. Am I right?! I guess it's highly probable that I'm
> grossly wrong,
> but this is the only place in the esql.xsl file where the template is
> apllied.
>
> I don't wan't to execute java code when I do an update or insert, but
> when my
> "SELECT title FROM test WHERE title = 'a title' " query returns no rows
> - for this 3
> situations, the execute() method's will return false and not a ResultSet
> Object.
>
> What am I missing?!?!?
> Conclusion : I need mutual exclusivity between 'no-results' and
> 'update-results' (mutual
> exclusivity between 'no-results' and 'results' is assured by the
> true/false return values of the
> execute() method).
Ok... got you! Patch is attached :)
Thanks for the reporting...
--
Torsten
esql.diff
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