I wanted to see still if anyone had thoughts of the possibility for creating
typehandlers for a superclass and utilizing that typehandler for all
implementations of that superclass.
Anyone have examples of how they do that? What I am trying to find out is
how that can be done without (jdbcType/j
I'm having a hard time with groupBy and hashmaps. I'm getting an
exception:
"Error instantiating collection property for mapping 'blog'. Cause:
java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.Object"
I call queryForMap("getBlogAndCategoriesForContent", parameters, "blog",
"category");
When my query comple
I'm glad you like iBATIS and Abator!
Unfortunately, adding the methods to the DaoManager interface is not that easy. The DAO transaction classes are implemented by other transaction managers besides iBATIS - and the correspoding methods do not exist in some of the other implementations.
I thi
I've stated this several times, but just to be clear - the iBATIS artifacts in ibiblio were not placed there by any iBATIS committer - we don't know how they got there. Maybe the 2.2.0 release will get there eventually?
There is an open issue for our team to get them into ibiblio, but I wouldn'
Classloading in Eclipse plugins is complex.
Basicly, the Abator plugin will not be able to see your custom class if you run Abator through the menu option. There may be something I can do about that at some point, but I've not figured it out yet.
I think you can get this to work if you use the
Ok you got me confused on this post.
In your class Foo you have a Map with keys that point to a list. Does
this mean that your key would be the "a" from the marMap table and the
List is the "b"
How about a real world example. What does this Map represent?
How about an Invoice with multiple
Are you calling insert instread of update in your dao
class?
Christian
From: Daniel Pitts
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, 24 August 2006
12:25To: user-java@ibatis.apache.orgSubject: RE: Update
query
I think his parameter class has a property named "track"
which is a bean with
I think his parameter class has a property named "track"
which is a bean with a property named "id".
Anyway, I would probably debug (either set a break point,
or just println) the value of track and track.getId() before calling this
query.
From: puneet arya
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent
Agreed.
IMO this is one of those areas where you have to balance portability
and functionality. From what I have seen, bundling stuff together like
this can provide a significant performance boost, but on the down
side, it's Oracle-specific.
In my case, I don't care that it's Oracle-specific, be
I'm in the same boat. While I'm waiting for them to release the final
version into ibiblio however, I just installed the iBatis 2.2.0.xxx
jars into my local repository.
On 8/24/06, Carlos Cajina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, good morning!
Regarding the iBATIS release process discussed in th
Hi, good morning!
Regarding the iBATIS release process discussed in
this thread I wonder How this release process would affect Maven repositories
(i.e. ibiblio)? I'm thinking of users who, like me, have some sort of automated
dependencies manager.
By the way, Would the naming change in th
Does this not depend on how Prepared Statements are implemented? As I
recall, one of the big db's does them as a stored proc. In that
light, multiple statements seems reasonable, but this sort of behavior
(like most things) might not valid across all the dbs that one might
consider.
I guess the
This works perfectly in Oracle:
BEGIN
DELETE FROM Child WHERE childId = #parentId#;
DELETE FROM Parent WHERE parentId = #parentId#;
END;
It is a single prepared statement, and performs great.
Larry
On 8/23/06, Daniel Pitts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way to run an SQL "sc
hello,
i'm using the abator eclipse plugin and i've developped my own
javaTypeResolver
i try to reference it in my abatorConfig.xml
but the problem is that each time i run abator i get the error
"Unexpected error while running Abator. Cannot instantiate object of
type fr.univnancy2.
It is beta because it was a very large update, and we wanted some user feedback beyond our own testing.
So far there has been only one issue when using the JDBC/ODBC bridge driver (rarely used I think).
Our release process is to release new versions as beta, and after some time we will take a v
Hi,
I see from the website that the latest
version of iBATIS released is a Beta version. What does this imply? (I apologize
if my question is very juvenile). I need to upgrade from the older version to
this one. However, is this is a good time to do so? Or should I wait until GA
to upgr
Check one more time your classes for
public getters and setters.
Also change primitive types to their
Object wrappers (int to Integer, double to Double and so on).
This should help!
There is nothing problematic. It is so
simple.
Best,
Aram
You have to use select attribute and specify one select which will get data for
list and put in map (for this you have to write one additional result map).
In documentations it is described in details how to use select and result-map
attributes
in result maps.
Best,
Aram
-Original Message
Hi, try to remove the . bw track and id and use track_id instead ..may be it workslike #track_id#Regards,Puneet AryaAndreas Prudzilko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello, I was wondering why my track_id is set to 0 after an update statement. The #track.id# syntax worked fine for inser
Hello,
I was wondering why my track_id is set to 0 after an update
statement. The #track.id# syntax worked fine for insert statements, my Track
object is also set properly with a valid ID.
Here how it looks like:
UPDATE project
Yeah, it would be nice to have such a
feature!
Best,
Aram
From: Daniel Pitts
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006
1:03 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: RE: dynamic script's
Perhaps.
It might be nic
Only the second will work.
In first case you will get a lot of
SQLExcwptions because “
Best,
Aram
From: Mississippi John
Hurt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006
1:01 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
It is not good idea to have more than
one statement.
As I know, IBATIS uses
PreaparedStatements for at least insert/update statements and
in JDBC API it is written that PreaparedStatements
works with only one statement (see java.sql.Connection#prepareStatement).
M
It may be Eclipse problem.
Send this message also in Eclipse mailing lists.
Why do you use 3.0.0.
Now already 3.2.0 is released. It works great! Try it!
Do you use clustered Tomcat?
For normal cases Tomcat's session manager doesn't serialize its content, it
happens only when Tomcat is clustered
Don’t use lazy loading if your data will
be transferred (via rmi,…).
And moving to 2.x will not help, I don’t
think that it can help.
And also it is not good for performance.
Even if in new releases lazy loading
will support Remote interface for RMI,
you will
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