Thanks - I thought that this is (was) a bug.
Jan
2010/2/19 Clinton Begin
> That might have been a bug just recently fixed. Try out the trunk. The
> lazy loader was heavily optimized for both performance and memory usage.
>
> Clinton
>
> 2010/2/18 Ing. Jan Novotný
>
>> Thank you for answer. I
Thank you guys for sharing your experience. It's pretty good to hear that
combining annotations and XML approach works in practice.
My first thought was, that in case of large systems I wouldn't be able tu
guess whether I should look in the Java or XML first when searching for
particular statement
I completely agree.
I too have a project using IB3 and I am really loving mixing the two together.
I would give it a try before trying to corner yourself into using just one
approach.
Nathan Maves
nathan.ma...@gmail.com
On Feb 18, 2010, at 4:09 PM, Clinton Begin wrote:
> Just curious, why
That might have been a bug just recently fixed. Try out the trunk. The
lazy loader was heavily optimized for both performance and memory usage.
Clinton
2010/2/18 Ing. Jan Novotný
> Thank you for answer. I understand now why all data were loaded at the
> first touch to the object and not at ti
Just curious, why are you limited to 3.0 Beta 9?
As for annotations vs. XML, I was worried about splitting between the two at
first, and thought that it might be good to choose one approach and stick
with it. But that would mean you'd have to choose XML, as annotations can't
compete. That said,
I will try to do it. I might also contribute my presentation with example
test cases - if you are interested.
Jan
2010/2/18 Clinton Begin
> Answered in a previous email RE: limitations of annotations.
>
> As for the documentation, please contribute an example that you find
> helpful to the Wiki
Thank you for answer. I understand now why all data were loaded at the first
touch to the object and not at time when particular property is needed. But
I still don't undestand why iBatis make two same select queries to the
database (see the log please) - this might hit a performance in some cases.
Created https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATIS-751. Thanks.
2010/2/18 Clinton Begin
> I recommend entering a Jira feature request for this one. I can't recall
> if it was left out for a reason, or if we just didn't get to it yet.
>
> Clinton
>
> 2010/2/18 Ing. Jan Novotný
>
>> Hello agai
Hello Clinton,
many thanks for your answers. They made a lot of things much clearer to
me - "the whitepaper" set a lot of expectations in the minds of many people
(including me), so that's why I asked those questions. I am sure someone
will ask me those questions at the presentation, so I want
> On 2/18/2010 10:16 AM, Tomáš Procházka wrote:
>> Ideal will be possibility to add method to mapper will return object
>> on which I can call something like getNext(), hasNext() and close().
On 18 February 2010 17:44, Guy Rouillier wrote:
> That is very JDBC-ish. From my perspective, iBATIS att
On 2/18/2010 10:16 AM, Tomáš Procházka wrote:
Ideal will be possibility to add method to mapper will return object
on which I can call something like getNext(), hasNext() and close().
Statement will be open and Ibatis will be read and convert to object
only one Object for every getNext call.
Th
Answered in a previous email RE: limitations of annotations.
As for the documentation, please contribute an example that you find helpful
to the Wiki mentioned in the first couple of pages of the docs.
Clinton
2010/2/18 Ing. Jan Novotný
> Hello,
>
>after several minutes of trying I make up
I recommend entering a Jira feature request for this one. I can't recall if
it was left out for a reason, or if we just didn't get to it yet.
Clinton
2010/2/18 Ing. Jan Novotný
> Hello again :),
>
>when trying @Insert annotation I found out, that there is no mean how to
> specify primary k
This was a topic of much debate. It does that to allow internal references
to private fields. But some people don't like that behavior, so in the next
release (or in trunk if you want to check it out and build it), there's a
configuration switch. The docs are already updated, so look for the
agg
Hi Jan,
>> expectations come from iBatis 3 Whitepaper
Just to be clear, it wasn't a "white paper" it was a community whiteboard
for brainstorming ideas. So it contained goals and ideas, but there was
never a commitment to any of them.
>> Multilevel Configuration
Ultimately I decided not to imp
Hi.
I investigated this more detailed and ResultHandler is not what I neeed :-( I
need keep jdbc statement open and get new item when I need. ResultHandler read
all item and for every item call handleResult() I can handle when next item
will be read.
Ideal will be possibility to add method to
I found the 'solution' right after posting the question (isn't it always
like that J)
I had the commons logging jar on my classpath, after removing this jar the
logging works as intended.
From: meindert [mailto:meind...@eduflex.com]
Sent: 18 February 2010 03:30 PM
To: user-java@ibatis.apac
Hello again,
I've found that for lazily loaded objects triggers multiple unnecessary
selects and are executed all at load time not at the time, when I touch the
property. I use 3-beta-9 and my settings are following:
Hi All,
I have been struggling for a while now to get the logging for ibatis working
in GWT hosted mode.
Is there anybody who had the same issue and has resolved it?
The logging is setup correctly and works for my own logging statements
What do is, at start-up, I pass the real path to a funct
Hello again :),
when trying @Insert annotation I found out, that there is no mean how to
specify primary key conciliation. Something like @SelectKey would be
necessary but such annotation doesn't exist. Does that mean, that for
annotation based approach the only way are autogenerated keys (usab
Hello,
after several minutes of trying I make up how to use @Many annotation -
there is no example of it neither in documentation nor in iBatis test suite:
@Select(
"select product.*, product.id as idProduct, productGroup.name as
groupName, productGroup.groupType" +
" f
Hello,
I am going to have a presentation about iBatis 3 at Czech JUG. I have a
3-year experience with iBatis-2 and now I am doing little research on what's
new in upcoming iBatis 3 release. Most of my expectations come from iBatis 3
Whitepaper at the iBatis Confluence site. Now I am testing the
On 2/17/2010 11:00 AM, Jeff Butler wrote:
I've learned the hard way not to make projections as to when something
will be completed :)
I need to make some updates to the Ibator documentation, and then go
through the arduous release process - not too fun. I'm also using
Ibator and iBATIS3 on a ne
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