Shiulu,
Don't create JIRA's for support questions, we have some mailing lists
for those (in the cc: of this mail). Information from the JIRA at the
end of this mail.
So let me recap your problem to see whether we're talking about the same
thing. You call stored procedure sp_gettransactionsqu
Brandon Goodin wrote:
"In JPetStore, if I remember right, commands are executed through a
daomanager.update() versus a sqlmap.update(). Am I correct? "
This is not correct. The DaoManager is used to retrieve an instance of
the Dao. One of the fuctions of the DaoManager is to be a Dao Factory.
I just build a DAO,which supports ojb ,hibernate. Now i want to support Ibatis too. But when i build the parameters,i got a problem. Here is a sql statement in the xml. Here is t
he java
code. Map t_Map = new HashMap(); t_Map.put("Where", "where"); t_Map.put("co
What transaction manager do you have configured in your dao.xml? If
you have a SQLMAP it does the job of initializing your SqlMapClient.
You do not need to use SqlMapClientBuilder.
Further, if you created a SqlMapClient apart from the DaoManager then
transactions would not work. This is because th
You should likely be using iBatis dynamic SQL capabilites with the
dynamic tags in your . You can learn about Dynamic SQL in the
manual.
Latest Open Office Manual:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ibatis/trunk/java/docs/iBATIS-SqlMaps-2.sxw
Brandon
On 2/11/06, wang lei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What i mean is just the Sql implements can parse the parameter twice. Just the following sql. Select USER_ID, USER_NAME, PHOTO, USER_MEMO from DEMO.USER_T Where USER_NAME>#userName# AND $condition$ I pass a parameter map which contains "userName---Test" and "condition--USER_ID>#us
