Re: Backward compatibility with iBatis 2

The way working sessions are created is also quite different. You won't be able to migrate to v3 just by updating the jar. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Backward-compatibility-with-iBatis-2-tp27026789p27026802.html Sent from the iBATIS - User - Java mailing list archive

Re: How about a Netbeans integration plugin?

nmaves wrote: > > So I have the first version of the Netbeans Plugin Module done. Simple > yet > functional. I have yet to put it into svn but let me know if you want to > try it out. Or if there are other features that you may want. > > Configuration features > >- Hyperlink to mapper f

Re: Enjoy the power of iBatis3 + google-guice2

Simone Tripodi wrote: > > Hi all guys, > we just uploaded the new snapshot of iBaGuice: we added the > @Transactional feature following he Osya Bender's request/suggestions, > Sounds extremely interesting... Does it also have the ability to rollback transactions and wrap Ibatis exceptions i

Re: How about a Netbeans integration plugin?

Guy Rouillier-2 wrote: > I don't use NetBeans. Do Eclipse plugins work there? If so, check out > Ibator from the IBATIS website. It will handle at least some of the > tasks you've identified (generates POJOs, result maps, etc.) > > Quoted from: http://old.nabble.com/How-about-a-Netbeans-int

How about a Netbeans integration plugin?

Hello, I have been using Ibatis v3 for a few weeks now. Although IBatis XML syntax is straightforward and easy to understand, I still spend a lot of time editing my mapping files, creating POJOs, looking for property names, ensuring that ids aren't mistyped... I'm using the netbeans IDE, I have

Re: Should I use Ibatis 2 or 3 for a new project?

Thanks both of you for your answer. I'm going to start directly with v3, it seems a reasonable choice, especially if most of the community effort is targeting that version... Thanks again -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Should-I-use-Ibatis-2-or-3-for-a-new-project--tp2671

Should I use Ibatis 2 or 3 for a new project?

Hello, I d'like to use iBatis for refactoring an old J2EE project that uses a mix of pure jdbc and hibernate+DTO for its database access layer. I feel that iBatis is the way to go because I just want to simplify JDBC, I don't want magic proxies that blow up anywhere in my application because they