Note! Transactions cannot be nested. Calling .startTransaction() from the same
thread more than once,
before calling commit() or rollback(), will cause an exception to be thrown. In
other words, each thread can
have -at most- one transaction open, per SqlMapClient instance.
Note! SqlMapClient tr
SqlMapClient supports multiple threads, you should not have more than one
copy. In fact, if you do, you might run into these kinds of problems.
I think that's in the documentation in the first sections regarding
SqlMapClient.
Clinton
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 4:22 PM, Ejaz X Mohammed wrote:
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No, that's actually correct. If you specify the JDBC type in the type
handler, then you have to specify it in the result map. However, if you
don't specify the JDBC type in either, that should work too, but will
override ALL string types (for example).
The reason is that iBATIS doesn't introspec
Hello,
I'm having problem using SqlMapClient in multiple threads ...
I'm storing SqlMapClient instance as ThreadLocal variable - thus each thread
gets it's own separate copy.
I've supplied startTransaction(), commitTransaction() and endTransaction()
which operate on thread local SqlMapClient i
I'm new to iBatis and writing my first type handler to map a database
column to an enum whose underlying type is integer. I've got it working
after falling prey to some Java limitations (can't extend enum, can't
define static methods in interfaces, the combination of which seems to
prevent me
Hi,
I am having problems mapping more than one outer join to a result set. I saw
another posting for a similar issue, but I still can't get it to work.
I basically have three objects - User, Role and UserGroup.
The respective tables have many-to-many relationships implemented with join
tables.
