If you're using Spring, then the transaction/session scope is managed
completely by Spring. Somehow you'll have to verify the same thing I
mentioned, but within the context of Spring... make sure the transactions
are guaranteed to be opened and closed consistently and in a fault tolerant
way...
A
Hello,
Is this running in an app server?
How is the data source wired up to the SqlMapClientTemplate? Can we see the
Spring xml doing this binding? Are you using declarative transactions anywhere
in the app?
Cheers,
Chris
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From: Stéphane Hanser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
Hi everybody.
I join this discussion because I'm working with Nikolas on this
project and I'm fighting with this problem as well.
Thank you very much for your answer. However I don't know yet how it
will help us.
Indeed we never use SqlMapClient but only SqlMapClientTemplate and we
don't us
Probably because you are inserting only one bind variable which is a string
of four number separated by commas. Is that the correct datatype of
condition_id?
The quick fix would be to change #value# to $value$. However, the proper
way to pass in the list of numbers is with a java.util.List and u
Hi,
I have an IBATIS select query. I also have logging at the DEBUG level so I
can see what queries are sent to my database (mysql). When I call this query
from a unit test, using queryForList(), it only returns one row. However it
prints out the following to the console:
15:18:27,696 DEBUG Prep
I found a way to insert a table of Strings. But I am still working on
inserting a table of objects. The code for inserting the table table of
String is
1. We have to use a type handler for this. Create a typeHandler like this
* * * ** ** ** * * ** * * ** ** *
*package* some.package*;*
*import* j
It's most likely that somewhere in your code you're not properly ending a
transaction or closing a session Every single SqlMapClient usage should
be wrapped with something like this (unless you're not using a transaction
at all):
try {
// start
// work
// commit
} finally {
// end
}
I
Hi,
I have a custom type variable in oracle that I am using in my stored
proc.
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE strarray IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(75);
What would be my corresponding jdbctype be or how would I use tyhandler for
this case.
Regards
Sundar Sankarnarayanan
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Hello,
I would like to bring this: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATIS-249
into attention.
It seems that either an old problem is resurging (not
Stephen, that did work for me. I added a check for
null in the getResult method of my TypeHandlerCallback
class. Thanks for the suggestion.
--- Stephen Boyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This should be handled in your type handler callback
> if you have one
> implemented.
>
>
>
> On Jan 9, 2
This should be handled in your type handler callback if you have one
implemented.
On Jan 9, 2008 8:28 PM, topgd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am using a TypeHandlerCallback to map a Boolean property to a DB2
> character(1) field that contains 'T' or 'F'.
>
> I cannot get the nullValue proper
What version of Spring are you using? I *think* they fixed it in 2.0.5.
On Jan 9, 2008 6:15 PM, Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just got done switching the Ibatis DAO to Spring DAO per the
> instructions
> written by Larry. Everything is working fine except whenever I use
> SqlMapClient e
Hello,
for rapid prototyping while integrating in a very special architecture
(not our) we consider to work with SQL Maps which are not included in
zip or jar. We want that the XML-Files are stored in the filesystem an
loaded dynamically as we use them. So we want them to be reloaded when
we
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