Hello everybody,
once again, after getting no answers :-( Does anybody has the same
problem / bug or I am the only one using statement caching?
Since iBATIS 2.3.0, the statement caching is enabled. Unfortunately, I
have a problem which maybe seems to be a bug. At least, I am not able to
use the
Trying to follow the JavaBeans spec with wierd property names is a bit of a
black art. This test case shows what Abator is doing now:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ibatis/trunk/java/mapper/mapper2/tools/abator/core/test/org/apache/ibatis/abator/internal/util/JavaBeansUtilTests.java
I think th
Darn.
Ah well, as long as there's a work around that's not too much hassle. From
an API point of view, it doesn't make a difference though I suppose as the
set/get methods still look the same with the LState as lState. Just hope I
don't hit anything where I want to use the class with some other b
Yes. The JavaBeans spec is a bit off. I really don't know why they were so
goofy about the lowercase letter jazz. Would it have been the end of the
world to have:
Employee.FirstName
...as the property? At least then we could distinguish it from a darn field
and you could use any capitalizati
Good news.
Is it this http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATIS-370 issue ? It's
marked as invalid. So we have to work with this?
"This isn't a bug - it is a peculiarity in the Javabeans spec. It turns out
that it is impossible to have a property with only the first letter being
lower case. Y
There is a bug in Abator 1.0 releted to this. The bug has fixed in SVN for
some time, so if you
download the new source build it yourself things will be better.
Jeff Butler
On 4/2/07, Antony Stubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes I agree. My properties *were* myProperty format, not MyPropert
Yes I agree. My properties *were* myProperty format, not MyProperty - as
Abator generates them.
The problem I've found, is that for *every* table in my dB that contains a
column name of the pattern x_... (ie. where the first letter is
lowercase and followed by an underscore), iBatis fails, c
Its my understanding that you're property name should start with a
lowercass letter, not an uppercase letter.
getMyProperty() will get the "myProperty" property. There is no
"MyProperty", and no way to create one, short of implementing a BeanInfo
class. Who wants to do that? And I don't think iBA
I think I have a similar problem to
http://www.nabble.com/There-is-no-WRITEABLE-property-called-%27UserId%27-in-AppUser-tf1404646.html#a3789203
this thread .
I have some columns named c_value, l_state etc in the db (I can't change the
scheme) and the abator generated code complains that "There is
Hello,
There's nothing that says the model objects you use to get things in and
out of the relational database have to be the ones you present in higher
levels. iBATIS doesn't dictate your object model.
>From the posts I see on this list, a lot of people use a intermediate
layer (or two or three
This is something I've often thought about in regards to ANY ORM. iBATIS
and Hibernate. I've come up with two solutions.
One, add behavior to your POJOs, and ask that consumers of your classes
don't use the getters/setters which iBATIS uses.
Two, Create behavior rich classes which hold/own the dat
Did you enable caching globally in the config file?
Niels
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Subject: Caching problems
Hi all,
I'm having a bit of a problem with caching. I have
Hi again,
Further your suggestion I explicitly set cacheModelsEnabled='true'
in the element, and now everything works as expected. I guess
it's a documentation bug then
Thanks for your help.
Brendan
Hi all,
I'm having a bit of a problem with caching. I have (I believe)
set it up properly in my SqlMap file (see below). I have a program that
executes the 'getAllFull' query twice, however, and both times I am seeing
the query being executed in the output log messages (see a little f
Hi Niels,
No, I didn't. According to the documentation I have (the 2.0
Developer Guide that came with the iBATIS download), it's enabled by
default. I'm presuming that you're talking about the setting here, though. I could well have missed
it somewhere else, though
Tha
What do you think about iBatis POJOs and Anemic Domain model that martin
fowler describes :
http://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/AnemicDomainModel.html
iBatis uses POJOs like anemic domain model. Most of the classes only have
getter and setter methods. Is this domain model or just DTO or Value
Object
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