This would be a very useful feature.

I've done something a bit like this in the past by, essentially,
generating the necessary XML at runtime when the application starts up.
It's not very elegant, but it works.


Alistair.

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From: joyukiok [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 13 November 2008 00:47
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: Dynamically generate ibatis sql maps at startup


I have an application that uses ibatis to persist data by calling a
stored procedure. This is achieved using ibatis combined with its Spring
support.
I'm now looking to expand this application and add multiple stored
procedure (>100). A different stored procedure will be called based on
attributes of the pojo/object to be persisted.

Therefore, I would prefer if I did not have to create all the sql maps
required to bind my objects to the correct stored procedure. Instead I
would prefer to lookup the meta data for a list of stored procedure
names on startup. Then in my Data Access Layer, I would be able to
retrieve the relevant stored procedure sql map and dynamically bind to
it. The attribute names on the pojo/object would match the input
parameters of the stored procedure.

Does ibatis provide the ability to do what I've outlined above? Does it
have the ability to build sql maps on startup which can be referenced
later?

Thanking you in advance.

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