Brandon: I will re-read the documentation. The JSP code I posted was
written purely to evaluate iBATIS. But, that is not the point. I couldn't
find in the documentation if/when the connections are closed. Can anyone
clarify regarding connections please.
erlend.bjorge: I got the tip to gen
We currently have a JIRA issue to provide support for multiple result sets.
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATIS-28
In regards to the execute/executeQuery choice. The choice was made to
help support the use of oracle ref cursors. I'm not sure we would want
to change this in order to accomod
yes it should be possible. try simplifying the statement by removing
the to see if it works. If it still fails you may want to
see what type the db field is and what type your java object property
is. The other thing it could be is a JDBC bug. So, you can simplify,
examine your fields to make sure
I hope coding in the JSP is purely for quick and dirty evaluation and
not your common pattern. That's a pretty nasty approach to development
if it is. Also, you are loading up the sqlmap each time you access the
page... another NoNo. Have you read the tutorial yet? I think you may
need to read it.
this looks like a repost of some sort.
On 6/6/05, vi am <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am evaluating iBATIS. How can we close connections to avoid connection
> leak? Does documentation mention anywhere that "connections are
> automatically closed"?
>
> The following SQL statement shows conne
it Open Source Apache License as in free beer and i'd have to say that
we quite enjoy using and developing it ;-)
Following are several links about ibatis:
http://ibatis.apache.org/
http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/oss/display/IBATIS/Feedback+and+Experiences
http://opensource.atlassian.
Hi,
This is regarding the issue that occurs when a sybase stored procedure is
mapped to an object.
At first I thought this was an Ibatis issue because our stored procedure had an
input parameter and no output parameter and I thought Ibatis was getting
confused.
This is not the case.
Hi.
I am using iBATIS for mapping java objects to a DB2 database and a
PostgreSQL-Database.
My sqlMap looks like this:
where instance=#instanceId#
select #instanceId# as
Not that I know of... crappy programming on database provider side
which they're very reluctant to change because of fear of breaking
code specific to their database.
One possible solution would be to refactor parts of iBatis so that you
have a class structure per type of database, but this will
Recently, the Apache Software Foundation Board of Directors approved
our application to become an official top-level ASF project. This is
great news, and, even better news is that the disruption to our
resources will be minimal.
Soon, we will be moving the website and mailing lists to use the
ibat
I am evaluating iBATIS. How can we close connections to avoid connection
leak? Does documentation mention anywhere that "connections are
automatically closed"?
The following SQL statement shows connections getting incremented for every
JSP page access.
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I would like to know if ibatios is free or not.
What is the license? How is your experience?
Here is the JSP page I was using to test the connections:
<%@ page import="com.ibatis.sqlmap.client.*" %>
<%@ page import="com.ibatis.common.resources.*" %>
<%@ page import="java.io.Reader" %>
<%@ page import="java.util.*" %>
<%@ page import="vj.i
By mistake, there are two threads for this topic... I will try to use only
this thread now.
I turned on the DEBUG feature... and the seemingly inconsistent behavior is
causing confusion. If I use "SIMPLE", on one try the connections were
getting created and closed. I could verify this usin
Can you try SIMPLE instead of DBCP, just to confirm that the behaviour is the same?
Cheers,
ClintonOn 6/7/05, vi am <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here is the full transaction manager configuration:
cacheModelsEnabled="true"enhanceme
Haha.I don't think we alone are worthy of a convention.
But now we can crash ApacheCon! Maybe it could be hosted in Canada in the near future. :-)
Maybe in Kananaskis or Banff.
Clinton
On 6/7/05, Stuart Piltch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ted Husted gmail.com> writes:>> Recently, the Apach
+1 on smarter entity resolver. That would fix it for everyone, whether
they remember to fix the config files or not.
Also, will the public ID change too since it has "iBATIS.com" in it?
Argh - Changing domains is a real hassle!
Jeff Butler
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/07/05 3:59 PM >>>
I only want
PS: The DTD issue was all my fault. I meant to first move .net
and .org as a test, but I slipped (working too early in the
morning). :-)
In any case, it didn't seem to cause too many (or any?) issues, and it
was fixed a few hours later. ibatis.net/.org are both still
pointing to apache.org, li
I only want to maintain one website for ibatis, both to avoid confusion
and simplify deployment of the new site. One problem is that
nobody will ever have access to the current ibatis.com hosting
facilities except me.
Unfortunately I found out (after I made the change) that apache.org
doesn't
crappy, guess we'll have to fix that.
Clinton: why did we have to move the ibatis.com website to redirect to
ibatis.apache.org? Why can't we keep it the way it was for now and
simply provide a simple link to the new site from ibatis.com. We could
have at least avoided the dtd stuff for a while unt
Per the change in the web site, I changed the system ids of all my
config files to ibatis.apache.org/ However, iBatis is still looking
for www.ibatis.com/... in the class
com.ibatis.sqlmap.engine.builder.xml.SqlMapClasspathEntityResolver, so
the entity resolution fails at run time.
It seems t
Here is the full transaction manager configuration:
Thank you.
From: Brandon Goodin <[EMAIL PRO
Ted Husted gmail.com> writes:
>
> Recently, the Apache Software Foundation Board of Directors approved
> our application to become an official top-level ASF project.
> [...]
> I don't think we have an official beer yet, so for now I'll crack open
> a Molson Canadian, and offer a toast to the hard
At 03:41 PM 6/6/2005, Brandon Goodin wrote:
If you want to help out, then you have the power
to do so. The responsibility is not solely on the committers. We
definitely want to be more user friendly. Let's all pitch in and help
it to be better.
"I appreciate the current condition of the docume
I'm thinking it might be another version of the oracle jdbc driver lurking in
the bowels of weblogic which is incompatible with our 10g database.
-Original Message-
From: Niels Beekman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 7:24 AM
To: ibatis-user-java@incubator.apache.org
currently everything is setter/getter based. So, you would need to
provide a getter at minimum for your constant. We could discuss direct
access to public properties. I don't think that would be too
difficult. It might even be a cool idea to use an alias like daniel
discussed. However, it would req
Hi,
I may be saying something really stupid but, well, progress comes
along with a lot of stupid questions :)
Let's suppose you have a class or interface loaded with plenty of
constants. If i create a type alias for that, can i use it in my sql
maps using the dot notation?
For instance:
public
I'm aware that iBatis supports both input and output maps in the form of
XML documents, but
has anyone here used output result maps directly as web service "object
maps"?
How does this compare with the use of JDBC's WebRowSet - any comments are
welcome.
Kind regards
Abdullah
Hi,
You are definitely not the only one :(
http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/28158/0/
http://ora-00600.ora-code.com/
They vary from all kinds of serverside errors (memory/hardware-related) to
classpath-problems, so I don't think it will be easy...
Good luck!
Niels
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Andrew,
Honestly, i wish you the best luck as you probably just met an Oracle bug!
Usually, these internal exceptions are the first signal of a bug in
Oracle internal code.
If you find a fix and/or workaround for this issue, let me know.
Cheers,
Daniel Silva.
On 6/6/05, Clinton Begin <[EMAIL
It's not supported at this time. But feel free to add a JIRA request. It probably wouldn't be hard.
Clinton
On 6/7/05, ONeill, Niall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,Is
there a way in iBATIS to use static Java fields within SQL statements?
Currently I am having to hard-code static values in the st
Hi,
Is there a way in iBATIS to use static Java fields within SQL statements?
Currently I am having to hard-code static values in the statements, but this
presents problems if those values ever change and make it difficult to
understand the SQL.
Regards,
Niall O'Neill
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Hi there!
>Is there a way to limit the maximum number of connections (at any given
>time) Apache's DBCP pool?
We haven't used that one, but have you tried the simple datasource ?
Is it the same behaviour ?
Our config look like this:
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