Just a thought but why are you writing your own Date/Timestamp
handlers? Both of these are covered by TypeHandlers that are bundled
with ibatis.
You can find their code here http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ibatis/
trunk/java/mapper/mapper2/src/com/ibatis/sqlmap/engine/type/
If you are trying to do something other then insert/update date
fields please clarify you problem or question.
Nathan
On Aug 9, 2006, at 4:47 PM, jaybytez wrote:
TypeHandler gives me accessibility to the SQL Type so I know if the
user is
using the typeHandler for two different SQL data types and perform the
necessary get/set based on that type. For instance, Date and
Timestamp
correlate to the same object DateTime (in my application). So if
the type
that is required is a sql Date...I can do the proper get/set for
SQL Date,
and likewise for Timestamp. With TypeHandlerCallback...I will not
have that
accessibility. So if I create a DateTime/Timestamp handler
callback and
DateTime/Date handler callback...can I register both in the
sqlMapConfig?
Or would iBatis not know what conversion to do when it hits a DateTime
object?
Current Code:
<typeHandler
javaType="com.healthnet.hnfs.common.util.DateTime"
callback="com.foo.dao.datahandler.DateTimeTypeHandler"/>
Future Code:
<typeHandler jdbcType="TIMESTAMP"
callback="com.foo.dao.datahandler.DateTimeTypeHandler"/>
<typeHandler jdbcType="DATE"
callback="com.foo.dao.datahandler.DateTimeTypeHandler"/>
Is this correct? Without stating the javaType for duplication?
Thanks,
jay
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