Are you sure the file is found in classes/com/qwest/pt/domain/sql/Hla.xml ?
(You mentioned having the file placed directly under classes, which
wouldn't work if the path above is what ibatis is looking for)
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 6:40 PM, Stanley, Eric wrote:
> All,
> New to iBATIS, just try
This conversation inspired a rather off-topic question from me, in mysql are
you forced to hardcode the limit/offset in to the SQL like this?
limit $skip$, $max$
In Postgres they can bind as parameters:
limit #limit# offset #offset#
I'm not really a mysql user so I am curious...
-J
On Tue, Jan
Since the comments that folks are mentioning while voting is regards to the
whether this is dying technology or not, it is appropriate to share the
contributing group's thought on this.
The contributors are not bothered if this dying technology, resurrecting
technology or anything else. That is mi
case 1: large J2EE based integration scenario with a lot of services, in
different .ears/.sars: about 20
datasources with connection pool size of 20 - 50 each, No Idea about the CPUs,
it was some Solaris Zone
We had some performance problems with the asynchronous part of the application,
so we
0, doesn't matter to me
--- Original Nachricht ---
Absender: Clinton Begin
Datum: 23.01.2009 20:05
> Hi everyone,
>
> A group of developers have approached us with a contribution of code
> to patch iBATIS so that it supports SQLJ.
>
> If you've never heard of SQLJ, here are two links...
>
> ht
But, about the docs:
*"The only way to return a connection to the DataSource (or close the
connection) is to call commitTransaction endTransaction()."*
You could return a connection to the pool just with commitTransaction. I
don't know if this would work same way on an EXTERNAL transactional
envi
But in order to know if something went wrong wouldn't you normally have a
catch block?
Is there some documentation / reasoning on the recommended pattern?
Thanks
Jon
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