This will be corrected today.
On 9/26/06, Louwris, Wessel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks a lot, Don. This was the solution.
I've been searching on the list before to solve this,
but that was before your post :)
Should have been using the properties immediately of course...
Thank again. Wes
I understand IBatis is trying to do one thing only -- Mapping object to
table.
However objects and also tables are only meaningful within their
relationships to
other entities. IBatis is very good product. But it forces users to
reinvent this persistence
mechanism over and over and over. What a wa
Thanks a lot, Don. This was the solution.
I've been searching on the list before to solve this,
but that was before your post :)
Should have been using the properties immediately of course...
Thank again. Wessel
Don Dwoske wrote:
> This is the bug I found last week (I believe). Look back in
Title: Composite Key parameter
Just to reply to my own reply: the place
where I have used this is in creating discriminator column values on the fly
when using a single query with parameterized table names to support concrete table inheritance. Works
fantastically. I have yet to push generi
Title: Composite Key parameter
Where you have 2.5, 20, and 40, Ibatis is
expecting a result set column name. If you can modify your query to produce the
values and modify the column attribute to say ParentImageID=ImageID,Magnification=NewColumnName then it’ll
work perfectly.
Jeremy
Correction: Rels.Business.Blog.Insert *= Rels.Business.Blog.Delete
In response to:
> to persist all the related objects. It will be much easier if we have
> similar construct describing object relationship
>
> for insert, update and delete as in "select" clause in ParameterMap.
I feel that the D
I was actually doing exactly this in my demo project that I posted some
months ago. See - ObjectPersister.
http://www.noogen.net/download/free/Blogs.zip
FYI:
>From my presentation feedback, I found that it was hard for (.Net)
Developers to get head around the (java) DAO Pattern. It was also to
I would love to hear more about your solutions, Brian. I plan on
implementing similar functionality.
Cheers,
Peter
Choi, Brian wrote:
Hi all. Anybody implemented Object Graph Persistence using IBatis?
It seems like there is only loading support via Lazy Load. (Java
version has join fetch).
Title: Composite Key parameter
Hi,
I have
a follow-up to my composite key parameter question. I looked at
order.xml and see the following example:
I'm
using
Yes, go the MySql site and download the MySQL Connector/Net driver.
--
Cheers,
Gilles
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Nor the .NET or the Java version support that, you have to do it manually
On 9/25/06, Choi, Brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all. Anybody implemented Object Graph Persistence using IBatis?
It seems like there is only loading support via Lazy Load. (Java version has
join fetch).
It will b
Hi all. Anybody implemented Object Graph Persistence using
IBatis?
It seems like there is only loading support via Lazy Load.
(Java version has join fetch).
It will be great if someone can share their experience or
best practice.
Currently I am using external xml or custom attribute s
Hi all. ! I try to connect to MySQl 5 database, but
Iallways get an exception that MySQl provider encounter a problem.
Do I need to download additional drivers for MySQL ?
….
Re: System.InvalidProgramException: Common Language Runtime detected an invalid program on a QueryForObject
This is the bug I found last week (I believe). Look back in the board
for my message about using public fields.
I included source code for the change which you would have to make in
your own local copy (I compiled the source on my own to debug and find
this) - I'm too busy to submit a bug report
Hi all. ! I try to connect to MySQl 5 database, but
Iallways get an exception that MySQl provider encounter a problem.
Do I need to download additional drivers for MySQL ?
….
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