I'm trying to figure out how to set up storing a Map of pairs of
numbers. I have a Photo object, and it has a Map of the different sizes
in which the Photo is stored on disk. The map keys are SIZE1, SIZE2,
and SIZE3 (an enum; the map is an EnumMap). The values in the Map are a
simple object,
In one of our environment, some stored proc uses multiple level table
objects, such as:
TopLevelTable Obj is table of TopLevelObj.
Then in TopLevelObj, it contains variables which is table of some other
objects.
In this kind of multi-level table environment, seems I have to assign
values to indiv
I am having a problem which is inconsistent. I guess I am hoping for any
suggestions about where I can dig into the Ibatis code to see if anything
is going wrong or if anything is not supported with what I am trying. My
assumption is that it lays somewhere in checking for a unique key in the
How about underlying connection pool? Imho one needs to close connection
On 10/5/07, Larry Meadors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> As with anything, you can set them to null just to be safe - if you do
> that, the GC *may* get them sooner than if you don't.
>
> If you don't set them to null, they'
Sounds like you could use a sub-select.
Larry
On 10/5/07, Amol Chaudhari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Larry,
> thanks for the reply.
> The issue is i have in the topmost section, few values which are calculated
> from the child lists. So the lists are needed at the time of calculations
> itsel
As with anything, you can set them to null just to be safe - if you do
that, the GC *may* get them sooner than if you don't.
If you don't set them to null, they'll remain referenced by the
containing object and not be collectible until the containing objects
are destroyed by the GC, which is kind
We have an application that has a ServletContextListener that creates
three SqlMapClients in the contextInitialized. When the application is
shutting down(in the contextDestroyed) should we just null out those
SqlMapClient or does it matter.
Called from the contextDestroyed
public static v
Well, as long as error is after
DEBUG ResultSet - {rset-12} ResultSet
DEBUG SimpleDataSource - Returned connection 33534746 to pool.
it seems to me that error occured after executing PreparedStetement,
retrieving resultset and even returning connection to pool. Next comes
mapping resultset to
Larry,
thanks for the reply.
The issue is i have in the topmost section, few values which are calculated
from the child lists. So the lists are needed at the time of calculations
itself.
Anyway, Can you please help me on the following issue:
Lets say i have a Business object A having a1, a2, a3,
Hello
this is my log output:
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DEBUG SimpleDataSource - Created connection 33534746.
DEBUG Connection - {conn-10} Connection
DEBUG Connection - {conn-10} Preparing Statement: SELECT WID FROM
WI.WITABLE
DEBUG PreparedStatement - {pstm-11} Executing Statement: SELECT
I'd defer fetching the child objects until needed.
This approach offers two advantages:
- it is simple on the UI side using swing or AJAX
- it is simple on the iBATIS side, because you don't have to
configure anything complex
Larry
On 10/5/07, Amol Chaudhari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hel
Can you provide the log? Maybe error is raised not at the query execution
but while mapping
resultset to java object, i.e. you have typo in columnname in resultMap
On 10/5/07, Claus Hausberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Jeff, thanks. but that didn't help.
>
> I made a mistake describing my pro
Hello All,
We recently started using iBatis. On one of our complex screens we have
requirement like this:
the screen is divided into 5 sections. A single section at the top and 2
sections placed side by side at center and 2 more sections placed side by
side at the bottom.
The relationship is pret
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