primarily J2EE only developers
who like Entity Beans and don't understand the need for this iBatis thing
and its XML
Bwahahahaha
How about the need for those entity bean things, their XML, their
deployment descriptors, their home and remote interfaces, their DTOs,
and their Business Delegat
Oh...I suppose if it's a development activity, then that's okay. I
was more worried you were trying to do this on your production box.
It should work. My only guess is that something (perhaps the app
server or XML parser) is caching the XML file.
I don't think you shared the actual problem and
Oh yeah, another thing...- iBATIS maps resultsets to objects unlike traditional ORM which maps tables to objects.BrandonOn 7/14/06, jaybytez
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I am setting up a brown bag session on Tuesday with two of the successful
apps that I have built with iBatis. I am trying to find
I would take the stand of discussing iBATIS in comparison to other
technologies only as it pertains to a particular project. In generic
terms it becomes very difficult to discuss a frameworks
superiority/inferiority to another. Each framework has it's emphasis. I
think it's important to understand
I would consider appealing to authority figures by summarizing points from
current books that describe the problems with EJBs and especially entity
EJBs with specific references to books in case they actually care to read it
themselves. I believe the first or second chapter of POJOs in Action has
s
Thanks for the quick response!
But why should it be scary? All we want to do is have a simple way to
reload our iBATIS XML files when debugging on an app server. Am I missing
something, or is there an easier/quicker way to do this?
It seems much quicker and to the point then restarting the app
I am setting up a brown bag session on Tuesday with two of the successful
apps that I have built with iBatis. I am trying to find good resources to
help me convince others in our group of the benefits of iBatis. The
developers I have to be concerned with are primarily J2EE only developers
who li
Well, that certainly is a mystery. I'm using Eclipse APIs to do all the heavy lifting here, so no regular expressions. I can't see how this could be happening unless it's happening inside eclipse somehow.
I think the best I can offer is that a new version will be coming out soon, and I've rewri
I hate giving answers like this...so my apologies in advance.
Don't do that! :-)
Really, it should work and I have no idea what the problem could be.
I really have to wonder what you're trying to achieve by doing that
though. Sounds pretty scary.
Cheers,
Clinton
On 7/13/06, Kevin Schraith
Hmm, that's what I would have thought, but my co-worker was getting a null pointer when he
tried to do that. Might this be because the property is an Integer and something is
calling intValue on it?
He changed his getter to return -1 instead of null, and configured the sqlmap to insert
null fo
you will need that if needed. I tried to give a normal scenario. Usually, you call a query obtain an id from that use that to call another query to get further details. Say, I call select * from employee. So I get dept id also which is a foreign key. Use this dept id to call select name from depart
Hi All,
I am trying map Timestamp with time zone column to ibatis, but without
success. Database is Postgresql 8.1.4.
http://www.ibatis.com/dtd/sql-map-2.dtd";>
SELECT
ID_KONTAKT as id_kontakt,
ADMINISTRATOR_ID_ADMINISTRATOR as id_administrator,
Hi chaithanya ,I think you are using a wrong oracle driver. Use oracle10g driver.which driver you are using?
Regards,Vishakha sawantOn 14/07/06, Brandon Goodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:It looks as though something is trying to call the method toClass on the STRUCT class. I'm not sure what is atte
It looks as though something is trying to call the method toClass on the STRUCT class. I'm not sure what is attempting the call. But, you could place a debugger on it and quickly find out. Also, after this if you could post the version of iBATIS you are using and the offending code (including java
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