You are right, i mix the question with another one asking for a solution like
this...
:D
Greetings
- Mensaje original
De: Niels Beekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Para: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Enviado: martes, 13 de noviembre, 2007 10:09:11
Asunto: RE: Setting schema name
I think the sch
Ah, thanks... I've added a page to that effect below the "Not Yet
Documented" page on the Wiki.
/Gwyn
On 13/11/2007, Jeff Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is related to a structural defect in the way iBATIS does logging.
> iBATIS does logging through dynamic proxies for all the JDBC obje
This is related to a structural defect in the way iBATIS does logging.
iBATIS does logging through dynamic proxies for all the JDBC objects - and
these objects are only proxied if the Connection object itself is proxied.
The Connection object is proxied only if debugging is enabled for it. So,
you
Hi - wonder if anyone can explain this...
I'm testing with ibatis & am finding that if I have
java.sql.Connection = Info
java.sql.PreparedStatement = Debug
java.sql.ResultSet = Debug
then I don't get *any* ibatis logging, but if I change just the
java.sql.Connection value to Debug, then I get th
Another thought is that most JDBC drivers allow you to set a default schema
as a driver property. Using this approach, you could write all your SQL
without any schema at all and change to the proper schema based on driver
properties in the datasource.
Jeff Butler
On Nov 13, 2007 10:09 AM, Niels
I think the schema in question is a DB-schema which afaik, is only injectable
using the configuration file solution, because iBATIS does not modify the SQL
statements you write in any way.
Niels
From: Carlos de Luna Saenz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: din
Hi,
What a like to have is that I deploy, for example, a web application
inside the WebSphere environment, and the proeprties file with teh schema
information is outside this application, the file is somewhere on the
filesystem and then loaded by the ibatis runtime when needed. This
properties
Yes, use something like this:
and put your file inside the dtd directory... i have a resource directory that
eclipse recognize as a source directory.
Greetings
- Mensaje original
De: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Para: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Enviado: martes, 13 de novie
Hello,
As has been explained to you before; you shouldn't have to do anything to get
this to work. You should be able to have the DTDs in your xml files pointing
to ibatis.apache.org. The xml parser should find the DTDs in the ibatis jar
files and not even try going out to the web. I often w
Hey,
I've got a problem to reach http://ibatis.apache.org, my application runs in
a environnement without any web connection.
So, in my dao.xml and sqlmapconfig files, I forward to
http://localhost/myApp, wich contains the dtd.
It works well from my webApplication, when my server is up.
But now,
Hi,
Is there a way to set the schema name using some Java code instead of
setting it inside the iBatis configuration file?
Walter
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