I have a class named
Message which has a type (REQUEST, CONFIRM) based upon an enum. I want to be
able to define the Message class as abstract and define RequestMessage
and ConfirmMessage classes. Based upon a select from the Message table and
the type value contained within the type column,
I have a class named
Message which has a type (REQUEST, CONFIRM) based upon an enum. I want to be
able to define the Message class as abstract and define RequestMessage
and ConfirmMessage classes. Based upon a select from the Message table and
the type value contained within the type column,
Of course - if it's a JNDI data source you can tell iBATIS to use that
- it's in the user guide and the book.
Larry
On 2/18/07, Collin Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have some regular Tomcat database connection pooling setup with DBCP
for some servlets that are not iBatis related (reports
I have some regular Tomcat database connection pooling setup with DBCP
for some servlets that are not iBatis related (reports running direct
SQL).
Is it possible to share that database pool with the one defined in
iBatis? Seems counter-productive to define two database pools. Or
maybe iBatis/To
