Do these new features in the new 2.1 release help improve my mapping
file as shown below? If so, can someone tell me how? where
I have specified the select=".." in the resultMap "issue-result", I am
using the namespace and a select id to query for that object. I
am looking for a quicker/better/m
Hi Dave,
If you're new to Java, I wouldn't suggest trying to setup jPetstore
... that can be kinda tricky even for folks who've been around Java
for a while.
I would suggest setting up your SqlMap.xml and sql-map-config.xml
files, as provided in the tutorial, and then creating a SqlConfig file
th
I've created a couple of web applications designed to help you get
started using frameworks like iBATIS quickly.
http://equinox.dev.java.net
http://appfuse.dev.java.net
Let me know if you'd like me to build one with a particular web
framework (Struts, JSF, Spring, WebWork or Tapestry) and I'll
It is difficult to give you advice on this sort of proble. Check your
logs and make sure you aren't getting an exception. Also, please post
your environment and give more detail on your setup. What Servlet
container are you running, what version of ibatis jpetstore, what
version of jdk etc...
Than
Don't forget the new functionality available in 2.1.0
count > #countA#
count < #countB#
Brandon
On 5/17/05, Ron Grabowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried this:
>
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> (
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> count > #countA#
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> count < #countB#
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> --- Narasimha Prasad <[EMAIL PROTECT
There really is no simple answer to what you need. I believe we have
discussed your dilemna in the past haven't we? The answer is the
same... Bite the bullet and swap out your connection manager with a
common connection manager so that both implementations use the same
connection manager. This path
I would like to see an example of how the list approach might work (when
using a nested resultset). In the case of the array, I found the
solution. You just have to define the array in the custom type handler
using the format [Lpackage.ClassName; and it will fire the custom type
handler. I t
Hello,
I'm trying to get *anything* to work with the iBatis setup
and I'm having very little success...
I've tried to follow the tutorial and setup the PetStore
example but nothing runs for me. I'm sure it is some sort of configuration
issue...
I'm very new to Java ... so I'm sure tha
Hi -
Some of the readers of this list might be interested in an article just
posted about running JPetStore using a Derby database on a WebSphere
server. The link to the article is:
http://incubator.apache.org/derby/integrate/JPetStoreDerby.html
I welcome any feedback.
The update for IBATIS to use .execute instead of .executeQuery sadly does
not resolve the Oracle Cursor issue (IBATIS-53)
Bellow is an example of the issue with SqlExecutor problem in straight JDBC.
This shows how the SqlExecutor.java will not work without being adjusted to
loop over the out par
Do you have to use arrays? How about lists instead? iBATIS (to my
knowledge) doesn't support returning arrays. My guess is if you were
to have List addresses and List communications
(type specification not necessary, just highlighting what its doing) -
then iBATIS would "do the right thing".
Brice
Have you tried this:
(
count > #countA#
count < #countB#
)
--- Narasimha Prasad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is a problem that I am facing.
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> My parameter class has two counts, say countA and countB and I need
> to use
> these in a HAVING clause in the
Thanks for your response, I have actually
been battling this for a while, this is my situation.
I
currently have a system that works, but with embedded SQL in my classes,
and the classes and implementation are well separated using interfaces and
implementation classes.
I posted this last night but I'm posting it again because I didn't see
my mail come through on the mailing list. Do I have a gmail
problem? Or are users not cc'd on their own posts?
Now that I have the custom type handler executing correctly for the nested cursor, I have another question :)
I
Actually, I found my problem. It was me. A couple lines
above I already made a call to getObject(). Which, of course
counts as a fetch. When I made my second call to getObject it
failed. No problem there for iBatis.
But this brings me to another issue which I'll post a new message onOn 5
Here is a problem that I am facing.
My parameter class has two counts, say countA and countB and
I need to use these in a ‘HAVING’ clause in the sql query. Both
the values could be empty.
For eg. if they both have values, the query would look like:
Select ….
--- from…
where….
H
Graham,
Oracle doesn't support the getResultSet call in it's JDBC
drivers. Though it does appear to be a step in the right
direction :)
Ken
On 5/16/05, Graham Cruickshanks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Clinton,Great news on the 2.1.0 release. I see in the change log "Changed SQLexecutor to alway
Now that I have the custom type handler executing correctly for the nested cursor, I have another question :)
I'm trying to use the custom type handler to populate an array of
objects in my class. For instance, I have a Client, which
contains Address[] arrays and Communication[] arrays. I'd like
Read it too quickly... so you have the problem before the parts I
comment on. One further question: where do you set the "return type"
as a cursor in your Ibatis version (the
"cstmt.registerOutParameter(1,OracleTypes.CURSOR)" in the original
version)?
The problem with cursor types is that they ar
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