Re: Build Time Checks

Derby (which is an Apache project now) has an in memory mode.  At any rate, yes, the quoted text was not stated correctly.  I'll try again.Is it common/good practise to perform unit tests that actually hit a database versus using mock objects?  Should I be doing both? Ok, probably not an iBatis ma

Re: Build Time Checks

I think your quoted question is missing a word or something. :-)In any case, I recommend HSQLDB over Derby if you have a choice, only because HSQLDB will be much faster, as it has an "in memory" mode. When I tried to port the iBATIS unit tests to Derby, the build took like 10 times longer. (not a p

Re: Build Time Checks

Thanks Clinton.  I suppose I could do something similar with Derby.  I guess my question was a more general "Is it ok to do unit tests that actually unit tests?"  Or rather, is it common practice?   Gregg  On 1/14/06, Clinton Begin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I use HSQLDB for my ibatis unit tests. 

Re: Build Time Checks

I use HSQLDB for my ibatis unit tests.  It's totally effective for most well written SQL.  Only SQL that uses custom functions or stored procs will require your real database.  In such cases, we (where I work) give each developer their own account on the database server, or a copy of the database o

Re: Build Time Checks

I do unit tests.  I've heard good and bad about performing unit tests that actually hit the database.  Typical scenerio is to use Mock Objects so you don't have too.  Anyone care to elaborate on unit testing that actually hits the database?   Gregg  On 1/14/06, Clinton Begin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr

Re: ResultMap, N+1

Tony, Indeed - looks like a bug. What is even more troubling is that I have another similar ResultMap that is working ok:                                                                                    

Re: ResultMap, N+1

Yannick,   I'm having similar problem.  please see my previous post, "groupBy issue".   thanks, Tony 

ResultMap, N+1

Hi, I have a problem with a resultMap. My iBatis is: SELECT ledger_account_subcategories.id as id, ledger_account_categories.id as cid, ledger_account_categories.name as cname, ledger_account_subcategories.name as sname, ledger_accounts.id as ai

Re: Build Time Checks

+1On 1/14/06, Hycel Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Unit Tests.On 1/13/06, Gregg D Bolinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> I am looking for a way that I can validate my mapping files against my> associated object files and even possibly the database.  Basically, I want > to ensure that when the proj

Re: Build Time Checks

Unit Tests. On 1/13/06, Gregg D Bolinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am looking for a way that I can validate my mapping files against my > associated object files and even possibly the database. Basically, I want > to ensure that when the project it built, I run into as few runtime issues > a