Could you give some more information maybe? Why using ehcache instead of
the default cachecontrollers, it looks interesting.
Rob
Michel Schudel wrote:
Hello,
Just wanted to let everybody know that I implemented an
EhCacheController for EhCache support for iBatis.
Details and an example can
DO you need access to the DataSource or the Connection?
Rob
John Cartwright wrote:
I think I've worked around this problem by explicitly specifying the
handler class w/in the in-line parameter map.
Now I seem to have the problem of TypeHandler class needing access to
the DataSource...
--joh
I know, I read the wicket mailinglist too.
Have fun
Edwin Ansicodd wrote:
Hello Rob,
This is more a subject for the wicket mailinglist then an ibatis
problem. Did you try all these steps:
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/ibatis.html
Thank you for the suggestion and the links.
My er
This is more a subject for the wicket mailinglist then an ibatis
problem. Did you try all these steps:
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/ibatis.html
Rob
Edwin Ansicodd wrote:
Hello Rob,
Thank you very much for you reply!!
I think I am loading my spring application context through web.xml w
I think you forgot to load your spring application context (through the
web.xml probably)
Rob
Edwin Ansicodd wrote:
Using iBATIS, generated DAOs, beans, and _SqlMap.xml files.
My abatorConfig.xml includes:
I also have a persistance.ibatis.xml where my sqlmap and DAOs are
configured:
I don't know how to do that with properties but you can do it
programmatically by adding a flushstatement:
daoObject.getSqlMapExecutorDelegate().getCacheModel(modelName).addFlushTriggerStatement("Foo.insertFoo");
Never tried it actually but it should work.
Shantanu Upadhyaya wrote:
Either my
