1. You have to mention as java.util.HashMap as has been mentioned by Niels. Here point to be noted if you do not give a concrete class then iBATIS does not know what to instantiate and should give exception, I have received this exception. So I suspect there is something else that is wrong before this piece of code is executed.
2. Your java code mention which one you want as key and which one as a value.
e.g. sqlMap.queryForMap("selectFacilityServiceLookup", null, "facility_service_code", "facility_service_desc");
It simply has to work, I use this everyday.
On 6/21/06, jaybytez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It did not work and I received no exceptions. It just returned no results.
Therefore, I switched my code and created a simple TO that had only the two
fields in it. And then had to create a search mechanism on the TO since it
does not have the Map lookup capabilities to find the value of a key.
Thanks,
-jay
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