Thanks, Daniel. I actually didn't think the problem would be in ibatis, but I wanted to be sure I didn't miss any obvious settings. I was using Weblogic's (bea) sql server type 4 driver. I found later that I have to set "CodePageOverride=UTF8" in the driver to get this to work. I don't quite unders
Scott,
That UTF-8 thing just states the xml file character encoding. It's not
related to what get inserted into your database. You should look for
info on configuring your JDBC driver encoding or ways to work around
this within your database.
Which database engine are you using?
Cheers,
Daniel S
Hi, I tried to look this up in the user guide. I have to insert something into the database (SQL Server) with international characters. I tried to debug the code and I could see just before the ibatis query, the characters are preserved correctly. But those characters ended in the database as "?"s.
No, because Tomcat has imported DBCP into the org.apache-package, iBATIS
uses the public DBCP-version (of course). That is why I strongly suggest
you do the configuration in Tomcat, then use JNDI to use them in iBATIS.
Niels
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Zsolt,
Why do you have to use tomcat's DBCP? I mean, today your app ships
with Tomcat, and if you want to ship it tomorrow with Resin?
Honestly, i don't see any good in using Tomcat embedded libs as that
would tie you to the versions that Tomcat uses. Had been there, done
that, and will never do
Hi Zoran,
Usually i try to follow all normalization rules when designing a
database data model.
But sometimes, normalizing is not the best solution in real world.
In your very specific situation i'd do as follows:
Survey -< Questions --- wrote:
> I have a pretty straight forward
Does it mean that I cannot use directly the tomcat dbcp library?
zsolt
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>From: Niels Beekman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Friday, October 21, 2005 10:14 AM
>To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
>Subject: RE: How to use tomcat's naming-factory-dbcp.jar
>
>Ok, then you pro
You only defined the typehandler for resultmaps (reads), to make it also work
with updates and inserts, you need to:
- define a parameterMap with the typehandler
- declare typehandler globally in the config using the typehandler-tag
When you choose the latter option, you can remove the typehandl
Hi all,
to handle the new Java 5 object type (enum), I started a test project to
handle the enums.
I simply define an object to be persisted called TestEnum. It has two
attributes, an LangEnum (enum) and an integer.
In my xml config file I defined the type handler for this attribute. After
start
Ok, then you probably have to write your own transactionmanager and put
the following in your SQLMap config.xml:
This requires implementations of:
- com.ibatis.sqlmap.engine.transaction.TransactionConfig (extend
com.ibatis.sqlmap.engine.transaction.BaseTransactionConfig)
- com.i
Thank you Niels, but I would like configure the database connection in
sqlmap-config.xml. Because we ship our application with tomcat it would be
easier if we could configure ibatis to use naming-factory-dbcp.jar that is
always there.
Zsolt
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You should reference the datasources defined in Tomcat using JNDI, this
can be found in the documentation.
Niels
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From: Zsolt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: vrijdag 21 oktober 2005 9:15
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: How to use tomcat's naming-factory-dbcp.ja
Hi,
I use tc-5.5.12 and that is shipped with naming-factory-dbcp.jar. It looks
like it has new class names such as:
org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp.BasicDataSourceFactory
How do I have to configure sqlmap-config.xml to use this library?
Zsolt
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