Re: Using ibatis in a standalone jar with Spring, and also using spring in web tier

2009-01-09 Thread Clinton Begin
For the record I don't even use DAO anymore. It's an extra layer of abstraction that isn't needed unless you know out of the gate that you're going to have multiple persistence frameworks or databases. Cheers, Clinton On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 12:07 AM, Rick wrote: > I've looked at guice. I was l

Re: iBATIS DAO vs SqlMapClientDaoSupport

2009-01-09 Thread Clinton Begin
Feel free to grab the iBATIS DAO source and make it your own. No need to start from scratch... it's Apache licensed... :-) Clinton On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Rick wrote: > On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Jeff Butler wrote: > > I meant that you could write plumbing code to support whateve

iBator to generate code/xml files for stored procs?

2009-01-09 Thread Givler, Eric
I didn't see any docs in Ibator about generating code based on stored functions/procs or packages Is that something that is planned in a future release? Are there any options I can use now? What if I wanted all my DML (except select) to go through stored procs, or possibly even have my select

Re: iBATIS DAO vs SqlMapClientDaoSupport

2009-01-09 Thread Nathan Maves
I use guice to inject a SqlMapClient object into my dao implementations. then I just call the methods on that object as needed. On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Rick wrote: > On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Jeff Butler wrote: > > I meant that you could write plumbing code to support whatever yo

Re: iBATIS DAO vs SqlMapClientDaoSupport

2009-01-09 Thread Rick
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Jeff Butler wrote: > I meant that you could write plumbing code to support whatever you > want your persistence interface to look like. > > Spring SqlMapClientDaoSupport is IoC enabled, and also supports > Spring's translation of SQLException into more meaningful ru

Re: iBATIS DAO vs SqlMapClientDaoSupport

2009-01-09 Thread Jeff Butler
I meant that you could write plumbing code to support whatever you want your persistence interface to look like. Spring SqlMapClientDaoSupport is IoC enabled, and also supports Spring's translation of SQLException into more meaningful runtime exceptions. If you don't need that, then I'd just roll

Re: iBATIS DAO vs SqlMapClientDaoSupport

2009-01-09 Thread Rick
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:25 PM, Jeff Butler wrote: > iBATIS DAO is deprecated, so probably won't be enhanced, may not work > with future version of iBATIS, etc. But it works perfectly well as a > simple IoC type of container with a bent towards iBATIS. > > Spring is cool but getting bloated. If

Re: iBATIS DAO vs SqlMapClientDaoSupport

2009-01-09 Thread Jeff Butler
iBATIS DAO is deprecated, so probably won't be enhanced, may not work with future version of iBATIS, etc. But it works perfectly well as a simple IoC type of container with a bent towards iBATIS. Spring is cool but getting bloated. If you only need IoC there are simpler alternatives like guice (

Re: Obtain generated ID

2009-01-09 Thread Mario Ds Briggs
Is it possible that in your ibatis application, the insert statement and the 'values IDENTITY' statement are executed on different connections. LiborP

iBATIS DAO vs SqlMapClientDaoSupport

2009-01-09 Thread Rick
I'm curious about your thoughts on using the ibatis DAO over the Spring stuff? I'm really only using Spring for being able to extend SqlMapClientDaoSupport. I'm not doing anything super cool with swapping out test dao's etc with a different implementation, so I'm thinking using the preferred Spring

RE: RE: Turning IBatis Logging off (in JBoss Server)

2009-01-09 Thread Poitras Christian
Those loggings come from your own "class". That's because SqlMapClientTemplate from Spring as a "feature" that allows it to log the statements you see (connections and sessions) at your class level even though it's really coming from SqlMapClientTemplate. To prevent such logs, I change the log l

Re: RE: Turning IBatis Logging off (in JBoss Server)

2009-01-09 Thread Daniel Bick
Hey thanks! That did it! Only some Information about opened JDBC-Connections and SqlMapSessions are still in the Log. They seem to be generated in my own classes, although no code exists for this output in these classes. But this is acceptable. Daniel Original-Nachricht > Da

RE: Turning IBatis Logging off (in JBoss Server)

2009-01-09 Thread Poitras Christian
Try setting java.sql to ERROR. Christian -Original Message- From: Daniel Bick [mailto:werbemai...@gmx.de] Sent: Friday, January 09, 2009 6:27 AM To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org Subject: Turning IBatis Logging off (in JBoss Server) Hi there! I have a little (or big?)

Obtain generated ID

2009-01-09 Thread LiborP
Hi all, I'm new in iBatis. I'm using Swing, Spring, iBatis and Apache Derby in my desktop project. I'm struggling with receive inserted ID. I'm not able to find out last inserted ID. To generate new ID I'm using Derby function IDENTITY_VAL_LOCAL(). This function works fine for generating ID. This

Turning IBatis Logging off (in JBoss Server)

2009-01-09 Thread Daniel Bick
Hi there! I have a little (or big?) Problem with my J2EE-Application using IBatis/Spring in an JBoss-Environment (IBatis 2.3.4, Spring 2.5 and JBoss 4.0.3SP1 <- The last one is a must have!). IBatis generates tons of debug-messages every time a SQL-Request is sent to the database (Oracle 10g2)