Alright.. don't waste your time, it works fine as one would expect when
given proper input. Sorry about that, I'm usually more thorough before
resorting to mailing lists
On 5/21/2010 11:33 AM, Alex Sherwin wrote:
Method is annotated with @InsertProvider, my implementation method
t
null
This isn't the behavior one would expect, no?
On 5/21/2010 11:10 AM, Jeff Butler wrote:
Yes - that works. iBATIS is using OGNL to interpret the parameters,
so any valid OGNL expression works.
Jeff Butler
On Fri, May 21, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Alex Sherwin
wrote:
On 5/21/2010 10:23
On 5/21/2010 10:23 AM, Alex Sherwin wrote:
I just want to make sure, but there is there simply no way to pass
arguments to the sql provider method defined in the annotations such
as @InsertProvider?
It would be very beneficial to be able to do so in terms of building
dynamic sql, such as an
I just want to make sure, but there is there simply no way to pass
arguments to the sql provider method defined in the annotations such as
@InsertProvider?
It would be very beneficial to be able to do so in terms of building
dynamic sql, such as an insert statements for a dynamic number of row
We're dynamically generating some classes (javassist) and loading them
at runtime, basically, they're simple extensions to POJO's with some new
wrapper methods added.
What I want to do (as inefficient as this may be, but I can optimize
using details within our code etc) is this:
Find the poi
Is there a way to get the equivalent functionality of the dynamic SQL
structures for XML within a Java API SQL provider? As far as I can tell
there is not... I know you can still reference parameters (i.e.
#{myparam, ...}), but you can't use the structures like and
, correct?
I'm trying to
Feb 8, 2010 at 8:53 AM, Jeff Butler <mailto:jeffgbut...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Yes - everything's in xml for me.
Jeff Butler
On 2/8/10, Alex Sherwin mailto:alex.sher...@acadiasoft.com>> wrote:
> Are you registering your mappers all in the configuration XML?
I
lieve ibatis is still
load order dependant - so your fragments file needs to be loaded in
the configuration before the file that uses the fragments.
Jeff Butler
On 2/8/10, Alex Sherwin wrote:
Martin Ellis wrote:
On 8 February 2010 14:40, Alex Sherwin
wrote:
I'm trying to c
Martin Ellis wrote:
On 8 February 2010 14:40, Alex Sherwin wrote:
I'm trying to create a "common" Sql Map XML file that will contain some
common fragments. In iBatis 2.x this was easy enough, the fragments were
referenced by other Sql Map files by using
I assumed the sam
I'm trying to create a "common" Sql Map XML file that will contain some
common fragments. In iBatis 2.x this was easy enough, the fragments
were referenced by other Sql Map files by using refid="fully.qualified.ns.Statement"/>
I assumed the same would be true for iBatis 3.x as well, but doesn'
Why does IBatis 3.0 throw IbatisException (RuntimeException) instead of
checked exceptions?
Is this a limitation now due to the dynamic nature of the generic typed
mapped statement classes? IbatisException doesn't even seem to wrap
SQLException, I see it wrapping the native exceptions from my
Using MySQL 5.1.x and iBatis 2.x,
We're trying to find a way to create triggers along with the schemas and
tables an iBatis function creates. Currently, a stored procedure is
creating a new DB and adding tables (works fine), but MySQL stored
procedures cannot create triggers, so we're seeing
Personally, I can't stand it when projects push out a maven repo first,
or only a maven repo. Not everyone uses maven, and for those of us who
don't, it makes it pretty inconvenient when that's the way the project
pushes out builds.
Zhubin Salehi wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to put iBATIS 3.0
I'm not an expert, but I think the answer is that standard SQL doesn't
provide this mechanism, making it's implementation database dependent.
iBATIS is providing a mechanism for skip/max that will work with any DB
(quite possibly inefficiently), but at least the feature is there.
To be more e
#thresholdValue# will put '100' in the SQL that is created (note: with
single quotes, making it a non-number value)
I assume what you want is to use $thresholdValue$, which will explicitly
insert that value from your map as: 100 (no quotes, etc)
Vasantha Rapuru wrote:
Hi All,
Below is my
Not sure about doing it programatically, but it's going to end up being
cleartext (or close to it) somewhere...
For example when you use a connection pool in an app server, the
user/password ends up being plain text in your domains configuration
file... I believe most people focus on securing
What I ususally do:
public String getStatus() {
return null == status ? "Some Default Value" : status;
}
Alin Popa wrote:
Thanks Nicholoz,
This is what I've done. And I also have a facade that will abstract
for the user, the insert actions.
I thought that ibatis knows how to handle this, or
We write individual files with entries that encompass objects,
then link them into a using the tag.
In this way, you can create a very simple sqlMapConfig for your whole
project that just needs to reference all the sqlMap's you want..
Alex Chew wrote:
Hi all,
Many of our projects were
I'm observing behavior such that, say:
{ CALL $schema$.MY_PROCEDURE(
#someRootValue1,javaType=java.lang.String,jdbcType=VARCHAR,mode=INOUT,
#someRootValue2,javaType=java.lang.Long,jdbcType=BIGINT,mode=INOUT,
#someObj.someSubValue1,javaType=java.lang.Long,jdbcType=BIGINT,
When I pass a Map Object as a parameter to a query, I have a custom
Object that contains lists on it. My Object is keyed as "param" in the
map, and the lists are "whereList", "orderByList" etc.
The syntax should look like this:
$param.whereList[].conjunction$ etc, however this does not work.
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