Sounds interesting. I look forward to seeing the first demo! Clinton
On 7/30/07, Mario Ds Briggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hello, > > I would like to make contributions to the iBatis Data Mapper for Java, so > that it could execute SQL statements using SQLJ also (in addition to JDBC, > as is done currently). > > The primary goal would be for users to be able to use any SQLJ vendor' s > implementation (IBM, Oracle, Informix etc) with the Data Mapper. This > would > enable customers who use SQLJ to be able to use iBatis DataMapper. > > Parameter and resultset (mapping) handling, cache and all other features > would remain unchanged and use the existing code without duplication. SQLJ > would be used only to execute the SQL and return resultsets/updatecounts > as > applicable. The approach would have a tool (contributed to the project) > that would generate the SQLJ implementation for the statements in the map > xml files, translate and customize it. The runtime would have a > sqljExecutor in addition to the existing sqlExecutor (JDBC). Runtime > switching between using either SQLJ or JDBC would be possible > > Looking to take this forward and any feedback. > > thanks > Mario > >
