Martin Ellis-6 wrote:
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> Perhaps an alternative to individual classes for each data type would
> be to use the builder pattern? That would avoid having many, many
> parameters on the constructor for the User class. This might help
> with the problem of figuring out whether arguments at the ca
nmaves wrote:
>
> Dan,
>
> In short I think the largest issue I have seen with your thought process
> is
> over design issues. You reference that you want to use Guice but the
> Guice
> team would disagree with your approach to use static factory methods
> instead
> of constructors. DI framew
main layer than try to build a
new persistence layer from scratch, as sad as that may be.
Thank you for building such a great tool! Despite my moanings, I think you
have done an outstanding job with it. If at all possible, I hope I can
contribute back to iBATIS and make it better.
Sincerely,
Dan
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In fact I am supplying my own ObjectFactory. It is just a copy and paste job
from DefaultObjectFactory that first checks for static factory methods on
the class, so it is for general use. It looks like there can be only one
ObjectFactory per iBATIS configuration. I suppose I could inspect the
27;t it be nice to have a persistence layer that transparently
accommodated the domain model? What if I wanted to use a separate Factory
class to create my User objects?
I am willing to help make these changes to iBATIS if I am not missing
something that may already be there.
Sincerely,
Dan Forwar
Guy Rouillier-2 wrote:
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>
> You don't say what version of iBATIS you are using. Since you say you
> are new, so I'm guessing you are using iBATIS 3. You shouldn't need any
> callbacks; from your description, a simple ResultMap should suffice.
> Take a look at the iBATIS 3 User Guide, part
I am new to iBATIS and I am having difficulty mapping our User object, which
consists of several custom objects, some of which span multiple columns in
the database. However, all the data for the user is stored in one table.
These are the properties of my User object:
private UserID id;
private
