I am sure my DB is configured to allow more than one ResultSet open.As you
see in the above code, the code CategoryModel model =
categoryDao.getCategoryById(273) I code can work well.The code will load the
category object the id is 273 and its parent category object whick the id is
270.In this cod
Larry Meadors wrote:
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> On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 10:06 PM, liny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I want to set cache refresh interval in minutes.
>> Default is hour.
>> How can I do?
>> Thanks
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Larry
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 10:06 PM, liny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi~
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> I want to set cache refresh interval in minutes.
> Default is hour.
> How can I do?
> Thanks
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Hi~
I want to set cache refresh interval in minutes.
Default is hour.
How can I do?
Thanks
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Due to a trade registration dispute, we are renaming Apache iBATIS Abator to
Apache iBATIS iBATOR.
The new version is still under development - although the core work is
almost complete. I have committed an initial version to SVN so you can take
a look at what's going on. There will be no furthe
Based on what you are asking I'm assuming you are quite new to programming.
What database are you using?
Have you researched if it has any facilities for handling XML? (i.e. Oracle)
iBATIS works with objects. So, it may be wise to parse the XML into Java
POJOs and then save those object into the
1. Abator can be extended in a number of ways. The basic idea is to provide
your own implementation of one of the key interfaces (JavaModelGenerator,
SqlMapGenerator, etc.). You can either subclass one of the existing
implementations, or write your own. There is a page in the documentation
that
I have an xml file and want to store in to an IBatis object. Please let me know
if any one has any solution to write the SQL.
XML FILE:
/images/test1.gif
testImageAltText
/urls/link1.html
link1
/urls/link2.html
link2
/images/test2.gif
iBATIS uses straight jdbc underneath. If the field in your database is a
varchar and the bean property is a Date object it will be up to the jdbc
driver to perform the conversion. You can make sure that iBATIS is using
the proper PreparedStatement calls if you explicitly specify the type of the
be
Hi All,
The scenario of my problem is as follows:
- I've tried to prevent my app against SQL injection, so I changed a '$'
signs into '#' signs in xml files where value of parameters are added
- the problem was solved but there appears another one: problem with Date
object insertion.
Previously
Thanks Jeff,
I've extended from JDBCTransaction and JDBCTransactionConfig and it worked
perfectly!
2008/4/12, Jeff Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> I have that *not quite* right - you need to also override the
> TransactionConfig and specify *that* class in the SqlMapConfig.xml file.
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> Jeff But
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