Hey Julien!
I tried out your suggestion. That's that ticket! It works beautifully.
Thanks for the great advice!
We don't use any containers. However, we do use Spring with ActiveMQ.
Spring might be a possible solution.
Thank you for your suggestions.
Hey! This sounds like a pretty good idea. Another question however.
We're using the DAO manager. Will this cause a problem? Will the DAO
manager allow access to the sqlMap so that properties can be set
before a connection to the database is made?
Thank you for the suggestion.
ome more iBatis classes and
the DTD to make this possible.
I would appreciate any advice, suggestions or other possible solutions
to resolve this issue.
Thank you,
Hycel Taylor
Principal Architect
80108 Media
Great! This is good information.
Thank you so much for your continued research and efforts in this matter.
Hycel
We think you may be correct. Since this problem only occurred when
the Apache web site went down, it was our first reaction in all the
confusion. Initially, we also did not understand that IBatis
validates from the jar at run time. It's not that we don't want to
validate our IBatis sqlmaps. We
Thank you for your response.
Unfortunately, changing the DOCTYPE and using a file:// URL is not a
good solution for us. It would create more problems than it would
solve.
May I make a few suggestions for you consideration?
Have you considered defining an XSD instead of/or in addition to a
DTD.
We think we understand something better now. We are able to build now,
because the apache web site is more stable. So, after we did the
build, we disconnected from the internet and ran some unit tests.
They worked, which proves that during runtime, IBatis is doing
validation from the jar and not
No container. We have a DaoManagerLoader a map of DaoManagers.
public class DaoManagerLoader {
public static Map map = new HashMap();
public static DaoManager getInstance(String daoXMLPath) {
DaoManager daoManager = map.get(daoXMLPath);
if (daoManager == null) {
try {
final
Hi,
the Apache web site has been going up and down all day. We have
discovered the our sqlmaps are validating the dtd from the web. Now
it is no longer working. And we're suppose go into partner testing
tomorrow. We are currently using version 2.1.7.597. The
ibatis-sqlmap-2 jar has dtd's. H
Unit Tests.
On 1/13/06, Gregg D Bolinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am looking for a way that I can validate my mapping files against my
> associated object files and even possibly the database. Basically, I want
> to ensure that when the project it built, I run into as few runtime issues
> a
Hi again Clinton,
I got some sleep, looked at my code again and I now stand corrected on a few issues. The insertCampusCourse method, was working properly. There is a simple rule that I forgot about batching and that it is, you cannot search for data that is currently being batched because none
o start more than one batch (and in fact it could be causing significant problems for you).
The batch control DAO is just a convenient, reusable DAO that provides access to the batch API from the SQL Mapping framework, or your own custom JDBC batching code.Clinton
On 8/13/05, Hycel Taylor <[EMAIL P
Got it!
That will make code a lot cleaner too.
Thanks for the advice.
Interesting. I'm not sure what, batchControlDao, is doing here.
Currently, what I've just learned from others on this forum and what
I'm currently doing is the following:
daoManager.startTransaction();
schoolDao.startBatch();
majorDao.startBatch();
courseDao.startBatch();
...
// do work here.
You are most welcome.
Thank you for helping me to understand the proper use of iBatis Dao.
:-)
I forgot to put the daoManager.commit(), in my example.
The business requirement:
Actually, my code is a lot more complicated than the three dao's that
I am using in my example. There are actually nine Dao's being used in
this particular batch. I'm iterating over 500,000 records and I'm
commit
I want to make sure I'm understanding how to use iBatis batching correctly.
I understand now that SqlMapDaoTemplate, contains the method,
startBatch() and execute batch. My Dao will extend SqlMapBaseDao
which extends SqlMapDaoTemplate.
So, since my Dao's are sharing the same daoManager, if I sta
Good Advice.
Thanks.
I see!
This is what I needed to know.
Thanks again!
>From what I understand, looking at your source code, it appears that
the batching is handled by, BaseSqlMapDao.
As best I can tell, this is not a standard IBatis Class. It's package
structure is the following:
java.lang.Object
com.ibatis.dao.client.template.DaoTemplate
com.ibatis.dao.cl
Hi,
I apologize, if this is the second time my email appears on the forum.
I didn't see the first one show up after I posted it and this is my
first time posting on this forum. Also, the first time I posted this
email, there were '3D' characters all in my code example. I don't
know how they got
Hi,
I'm converting my home grown custom DAO's over to IBatis sqlMaps and
the IBatis DAO's. I'm finding IBatis a lot simpler to use than my
own. However, I need to do a lot of batch processing and I need to do
it from the DAO tier. With my custom DAO manager, I simply passed the
same connection
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