im using EJB as my external transaction manager
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If you are using an external transaction manager it is completely up to you
to manage the transactions. iBATIS utilizes the connection that is handed to
it by your external transaction manager. What is the external transaction
manager that is being used?
Brandon
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 12:41 AM,
can anyone tell me what the scope of a transaction is?
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try {
//execute sql
int ret = insert(...);
if (ret>0) {
//execute some other sql
update(...);
}
}
catch {
//catch errors
}
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in the above scenario, are there 2 transactions (1 for insert, 1 for
update)..? or
I have tried the code and it work well:
Connection cn1 = null;
PreparedStatement pst1 = null;
PreparedStatement pst2 = null;
ResultSet rs1 = null;
ResultSet rs2 = null;
DataSource ds =
(BasicDataSource)ctx.getBean("
No offense here but did you read the documentation PDF? This exact topic is
discussed on page 30 of the developer's guide. There are multiple ways of
doing what you want but your specific case is on page 30.
Jason
Hi,
Here's a newbie question for iBATIS:
I need to pass three parameters to
Map param = new HashMap();param.put("someProp",someValue);
param.put("otherProp",someOtherValue);
sqlMapClient.queryForList("Foo.selectForSomething",param);
select id,someColumn,someOtherColumn,someName from foo where
someColumn=#someProp# and someOtherColumn=#otherProp#
Brandon Goodin
On Wed,
There are several reason we don't use OGNL, none of which have anything to
do with the quality of OGNL as a specification. I would say the primary
reason we don't use OGNL is because it just wasn't that well known when we
started iBATIS. As time marched on it was easier to continue to support the
m
Hi,
Here's a newbie question for iBATIS:
I need to pass three parameters to a query. I don't want to create
a new class just for this one query, so I tried to use Map as parameterClass
even parameterMap, nothing worked.
Anyone can provide a sample of doing such kind of task? I did Google and
sear
Hi All.
I have a problem whit an update statement using iBatis 2.3 and spring 2.0.7
When I try to execute the follow update:
UPDATE approfondimento
SET
nome = #nome:VARCHAR#,
descrizione = #descrizione:VARCHAR#,
is_active = #activ
Sorry, 'it'll save your headache' should read 'it'll save you from your
headache' ;)
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 1:06 AM, Koka Kiknadze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a better way of dealing with this?
I go for Spring framework's declarative transactions. Spring has support for
iBatis and defi
> Is there a better way of dealing with this?
I go for Spring framework's declarative transactions. Spring has support for
iBatis and definitely it'll save your headache.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 08:48:36AM -0500, Brandon Goodin wrote:
>We've looked into this in the past and for whatever reason haven't added
>this feature. I think there were some difficulties. There is currently not
>a way to refer to a particular index of a list in a parameter using
>
I have a question about nesting iBATIS transactions. Or, at least,
being able to write methods which will work in an iBATIS transactional
context whether or not one has been imposed externally.
Consider the following bit of sample code:
sqlMap.startTransaction();
sqlMap.update("XXX", xxx);
Your JDBC code does not match what iBATIS is doing. Try this:
try {
cn = ds.getConnection();
pst1 = cn.prepareStatement("select * from t_softwares");
rs1 = pst1.executeQuery();
while(rs1.next()) {
System.out.println("software:" + rs1.getString(1));
pst2 = cn.prepareStatement("sele
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