I'm having issues extending resultMap and using subMap. Like sql includes,
the order in which the referencing elements are defined make a difference,
except that for 'extends' and , only if the resultMaps are in
different files/namespaces.
When resultMap B extends resultMap A (when defined in separ
Hi,
I believe you're using Spring-DAO with IBatis as ORM. The method
getSqlMapClientTemplate().queryForList is actually throwing
DataAccessException. However since it is inheritance of
RuntimeException, you do not need to explicitly catch it. But yes, you
can catch it if you want.
Cheers
I guess you can use the same kinda code to catch exception. I batis does
throw SQLException for errors. If you are using Spring, then it is wrapped
to something else (DAOException, I think). You could throw back custom
exception or a new SQLException when the size doesnt match ur need.
I would hav
You can see from the java docs that each method does infact throw a
SqlException.
http://ibatis.apache.org/docs/java/user/com/ibatis/sqlmap/client/SqlMapExecutor.html
You need to be prepared to catch them if you care to do anything with them.
Nathan
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Bhaarat Sharm
we have been using iBatis for a while now.
However, we do not perform any error handling while executing the sql maps.
Back when we used java code to connect, we used try and catch blocks.
Where the catch block would log an error message.
something like this:
try {
C
Currently, the trick is to ensure that you have caching enabled for those
statements (caching of any configuration, other than weak reference caching,
will work).
This is not ideal and is solved by iBATIS 3.0, which is just around the
corner.
Clinton
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 6:54 AM, RO86 wrote:
Hi, All
Suppose this sitiuation
DB Tables:
A(ida, desc) , B(idb, ida,
desc)
Java Classes:
public class A{ String ida; String desc; List Bs; }
public class B{String idb; String desc; A parentA;}
I am new to iBatis and I am trying to work around thi
