> I'm trying to populate a pojo with two array lists and my code doesn't do
> what I intended
>
> The pojo has two arrayLists as memebers one called 'dates' the other
> 'values'
Why can't you create
class DateValuePair
{
private Date date;
private Double value;
... getter, setter
}
and query for List<DateValuePair>?
> The mapper XML file I have set up looks like this
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <!DOCTYPE mapper
> PUBLIC "-//ibatis.apache.org//DTD Mapper 3.0//EN"
> "http://ibatis.apache.org/dtd/ibatis-3-mapper.dtd";>
> <mapper namespace="com.aimhedge.trading.database.BackAdjFutureMapper">
> <resultMap id="futureMap" type="DataMap">
> <collection property="dates" javaType="ArrayList" ofType="Date">
> <id property="date" column="date" javaType="Date"
> jdbcType="DATE"/>
> </collection>
> <collection property="values" javaType="ArrayList"
> ofType="Double">
> <id property="value" column="value" javaType="Double"
> jdbcType="DOUBLE"/>
> </collection>
> </resultMap>
> <select id="selectBackAdjFuture" parameterType="BackAdjFuture"
> resultMap="futureMap">
> select date, value
> from back_adj_future
> where feed = #{feed}
> and instrument = #{instrument}
> and periodicity = #{periodicity}
> and field = #{field}
> and date <![CDATA[<]]> str_to_date('19980721','%Y%m%d')
> and date <![CDATA[>]]> str_to_date('19980701','%Y%m%d')
> </select>
> </mapper>
Example in iBATIS 2 syntax (I'm not familiar with iBATIS 3):
<resultMap id="futureMap" resultClass="com...DateValuePair">
<result property="date" column="date" jdbcType="DATE">
<result property="value" column="value" jdbcType="NUMERIC">
</resultMap>
<select id="selectBackAdjFuture" parameterClass="BackAdjFuture"
resultMap="futureMap">
SELECT date, value
FROM back_adj_future
WHERE feed = #feed#
AND instrument = #instrument#
AND periodicity = #periodicity#
AND field = #field#
AND str_to_date('19980721', '%Y%m%d') > date
AND date > str_to_date('19980701', '%Y%m%d')
</select>
(You can avoid the CDATA sections "inverting" the "<" to ">".)
> When I run the code, instead of having both one array list populated with
> dates and the other with values both seem to contain dates. Can anyone point
> out where I am going wrong? I'm new to iBatis and my use of collections is
> probably wrong. One of my issues is that the value field isn't unique so
> setting it as an id is probably wrong.
If you can't avoid the representation of your data using class DataMap
then write a few lines and create the instance outside iBATIS based on
the List<DateValuePair>.
Also seems, that you can use BackAdjFuture instead of the additional
class DateValuePair. Another approach is to use HashMap as result class.
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