Please attach the changed code to the JIRA issue. As far as changing
the access modifiers, I am all for it - I have had to do similar
things, and protected still provides an adequate layer of
idiot-proofing while (as you said) not changing any existing behavior.
IMO, protected means "use at your o
Hi Jeff!
The Cards forgot how to bat AGAIN in the post series :-(
Your request sounds reasonable to me. Please make a JIRA enhancement request with the details of what should change from private to protected, then we'll remember to get to it (maybe someone should take a look at this in general
Satish,
I am using the same and suspect that the problem you are experiencing
is with the proc.
try this is sqlplus
set timing on
var results refcursor;
exec your_procedure( your_params, :results ); -- for a procedure
exec :results := your_function( your_params ); -- for a function
print :res
Sorry Reuben, but I'm not quite clear on how you're loading your
SqlMaps classes within Spring. The reason that I'm wondering about
your Spring configuration is because I came across the same issue a
while back and fixed it by explicitly setting the dataSource property
of Spring's SqlMapClientFact
Sure. I can't do this via
the BeanFactory (this is a standalone jar) so
I've been doing it in code as either one of the following to wrap the
DAO in transactions:
Configuration 1:
Code:
Properties p = new Properties();
p.setProperty("cr
I have recently added and extension to the iBatis
framework. In order for my extension to work
effectively, I had to subclass several of the iBatis
classes. In doing so, I found that some of the
methods and variables in the iBatis classes were
declared as private, preventing me access to them fro
Title: Message
Hi
Mike
We are
using Oracle 9i and I am using ojdbc14.jar. But my classpath also has
classes12.jar. I removed classes12.jar, but that did not make any
difference.
What
Oracle version and driver are you using?
Also I
am using "oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver" as my driver classn
Rao, Satish wrote:
Message
Hi
Mike,
Thanks
for the prompt response.
If
we run the PL/SQL via SQL Plus, we don't experience the same delay
(there are about a million records in the database)
As
far as the database is concerned, we don't have much insight into the
configu
The delete needs a close node.
Quoting David Moss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm getting this exception when trying to start my web app in Tomcat5.
>
> my sql-map-config.xml file contains:
>
>
> 2.0//EN" "http://www.ibatis.com/dtd/sql-map-config-2.dtd";>
>
>
>
>
You should use a closing delete-tag instead of a new one :)
delete from maps where id = #id#
Perhaps you should consider to edit your SQLMaps in an DTD-aware
application...
Grtz,
Niels
-Original Message-
From: David Moss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: woensdag 19 oktober 2005 16:
Sorry, I've found it. Hadn't closed a tag correctly. What a stupid
mistake, and I'd spent ages looking for it too.
David Moss wrote:
I'm getting this exception when trying to start my web app in Tomcat5.
my sql-map-config.xml file contains:
http://www.ibatis.com/dtd/sql-map-config-2
I'm getting this exception when trying to start my web app in Tomcat5.
my sql-map-config.xml file contains:
http://www.ibatis.com/dtd/sql-map-config-2.dtd";>
and Map.xml contains...
http://www.ibatis.com/dtd/sql-map-2.dtd";>
Can you post your Spring configuration for the relevant beans?
Geoff
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I turn lazy loading on, it is throwing an NPE from one specific
> sqlmaps
> query. The other queries & inserts work correctly.
>
> When I posted this problem last week, I misdirected attention
Gary is correct.
The EXTERNAL transaction manager does nothing.
Larry
On 10/19/05, Gary Barlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My understanding is that when an external transaction manager is used that
> startTransaction call does NOT start a new transaction. I have tested this
> in a weblogic EJB
Those should be one of the constants from the java.sql.Types class.
Larry
On 10/19/05, Matthew Hegarty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks - that seems to have sorted it.
> For some reason I thought you specified the DB field type in the mapping,
> not the java type.
>
Title: Inserting null into SQLServer DATETIME field
Thanks - that seems to have sorted it.
For some reason I thought you specified the DB field type
in the mapping, not the java type.
From: Niels Beekman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 October 2005 10:06To:
user-java@ibatis.ap
My understanding is that when an external transaction manager is used that
startTransaction call does NOT start a new transaction. I have tested this
in a weblogic EJB container and it works as expected. The container still
has controll over the transaction.
Gary
Hi Clinton,
Just a bi
I have a situation where I have several tables with one-to-one relationships.
Each of which has 20 + columns.
As each of them requires to be queried individually I have created result maps
for each one.
We also need to get all the data related to the central table and I would like
to do this in o
Title: Inserting null into SQLServer DATETIME field
Hi,
java.sql.Types.DATETIME does not exist in
Java 1.4, we use TIMESTAMP, see the API of your Java-version…
Niels
From: Matthew Hegarty
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: woensdag 19 oktober 2005
11:01
To: user-java@ibati
Title: Inserting null into SQLServer DATETIME field
All
I am having trouble inserting null values into a SQL Server DATETIME field.
I have specified the following mapping:
insert into TASK_INSTANCES (START_DATETIME, END_DATETIME, ID_TASK_TYPE, ID_TASK_STATE)
values (#startDateTi
Hi Clinton,
Just a bit confused.
Want to clarify this thing.
Do you mean to say that when a EXTERNAL transaction manager is used, the
startTransaction will start a new transaction and will not participate in the
parent transaction. And if the JTA transaction manager is used, it
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