I'm having a problem using iBatis to implement a dynamic SQL query. For
this query, the user specifies a list of strings, and they're allowed to
specify "null". I want iBatis to query for the records matching the
strings they specify. If they specify "null" as one of the list
elements, then I want
I tried to integrate IBATIS-2.3.4 with OSGI framework. But the performance
of my application becomes so slow when it loads the ibatis configuration
file. It is taking significant time to load and parse the configuration file
(almost 4 minutes). After it loads the configuration, it is also taking ti
@Carlos: yes I'm pretty much using a dedicated set of statement per usecase. Of
course I'm reusing as much as
I can, e.g. using the generic ibator generated example classes and my result
mappings. But Rick summarized my
points to a pretty good extend I think.
@Rick: thanks to your post I don't n
I also noticed that you mentioned a "web application." As a web app, I
doubt you really need 'lazy loading' and my guess is you'd be just fine
without it.
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 4:42 PM, Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't read the entire post, but when I saw all your comments on "lazy,"
I haven't read the entire post, but when I saw all your comments on "lazy,"
I started to wonder what you are needing it for.
I'm not an expert in iBATIS by any stretch but I typically find I don't need
the lazy features and I have some pretty complex relationships. (Side note,
I'm also coverting
2008/12/1 John Chien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Dear sir:
>
> This is my first time of using HashMap.
> I defined the following structure and statement.
>
> Are they correct ?
> What is the key for the HashMap ?
>
>
>
>
>
> resultMap="facilityIdBEAN">
>SELECT LPAD(COUNTY_ID, 3,
Dear sir:
This is my first time of using HashMap.
I defined the following structure and statement.
Are they correct ?
What is the key for the HashMap ?
resultMap="facilityIdBEAN">
SELECT LPAD(COUNTY_ID, 3,'0') || LPAD(FAC_TYPE, 2,'0') ||
LPAD(FAC_ID_NUMBER, 4,'0') as facility_id,
>
> I have to admit that I never used the lazy features of iBATIS. Lazyness by
> Default was one of the reasons why
> I moved over from hibernate to iBATIS. And I know a bunch of other devs
> that are not and will not use lazy
> loading. Imho it does not make sense for web applications or restful
>
Hi,
I have to admit that I never used the lazy features of iBATIS. Lazyness by
Default was one of the reasons why
I moved over from hibernate to iBATIS. And I know a bunch of other devs that
are not and will not use lazy
loading. Imho it does not make sense for web applications or restful servic
Hi,
I'm evaluating the possibility to migrate a web application that is already
in production from hibernate to ibatis. As a part of this I'm implementing
skeletal versions of our most complex mappings, as a proof of concept. The
application contains some overlapping hierarchies rooted at interfac
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