You probably can't do it without a little coding. But you already
know Spring can do this, so it must be possible - right?
The basic idea is that you leave the transaction configuration out of
the SqlMapConfig file, then apply the transaction manager
programmaticaly.
Take a look at the source fo
sorry if this is in the documentation somewhere, but I haven't found
it. (man, I'd love to be able to search in the PDF:). Anyway, I know I
can use a properties file for declaring properties that can be
substituted in in the transaction manager properties, but this
persistence jar i'm creating, I'd
Hi,
I am using ibatis with activemq which is using the Spring framework. Any
help and suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
In my sqlmapconfig.xml, I have:
In my activemq.xml, I have:
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 7:08 PM, Nathan Maves wrote:
> I use guice to inject a SqlMapClient object into my dao implementations.
> then I just call the methods on that object as needed.
I'd like to see an example of this.
How are using your these DAOs from other classes? I'm really curious about
Ibator does not support procedures. See here for some explanation of why:
http://www.mail-archive.com/user-java@ibatis.apache.org/msg10177.html
In addition to what's stated there, I'll say that it might be possible
to generate code for procedures that meet these requirements:
1. No REFCURSOR
When you say you don't even use DAO anymore what do you mean. You mean
the ibatis or spring dao? you still have the concept of dao objects,
which then I'm assuming you just make calls directly on the
SqlMapClient in those dao methods?
I will have multiple databases unfortunately. I'll post in a bi
I think the issue might be that there is no identity being generated
because you are supplying a value (DEFAULT) for the id field. You
don't need to reference identity columns at all on inserts. Rewrite
your insert like this and give it a try:
insert into Dictionary (word, value, description,
you shouldn't need to run another select
you should find the id of the Dictionary class populated with the generated
key after running the insert
LiborP wrote:
>
> 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
Mario Ds Briggs wrote:
>
> Is it possible that in your ibatis application, the insert statement and
> the 'values IDENTITY' statement are executed on different connections.
>
Hi Mario, thanks for the reply. I'm using embedded Derby instance, it means
that only one connection per database
