I have begin to read your Guide, well done.
I will completed it.
My DataAccess component is the first component of the iBatis Framework I have (long ago) implemented in .NET and it's based on the 1.X Java version; if I remenbered :-).
So some notion of Clinton’s iBATIS DAO 2.0 for Java doc may be hard to map my implementation, but now we have a begining for the Guide, thanks.
You can upload the file by creating a issue in Jira and attaching it to.
 
The next version is near, I will try to fixed one or two bug and I will worked on the completion of the docs before make a new release.
 
Thanks Roberto.
----- Original Message -----
From: roberto
Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 1:58 AM
Subject: IBatisNet.DataAccess (DAO) Guide

Well, after some delay (weeks!) I started updating the NPetshop Walkthrough again this weekend.  [off topic: I’ve been having fun with what seems to be carpal tunnel syndrome but I guess I’ll find out for sure this Friday when I have my doctor’s appointment…]

 

Almost immediately, I found that I needed to refer to some IBatisNet DAO documentation and also noticed that Gilles checked in some NHibernate DAO code into Subversion.  So, I did the best that I could to copy and modify Clinton’s iBATIS DAO 2.0 for Java doc for IBatisNet.DataAccess in Docbook format.  I left some areas blank or highlighted in red (as Docbook remarks) since I started to get lost in the translation. 

 

Session and Session Handlers hide transaction managers?  ADONET, SqlMap, and NHibernate?  Basic ADO and ADO/SWC transactions?  LOL…Sorry to say, I can’t digest it all and write it down without your help/explanations.  I’m also fearing that this may be the case for the NPetshop walkthrough (explaining the Presentation Core user actions and singleton as an MVC implementation).

 

Since iBATIS.NET is in transition to Apache’s servers, I’m not sure where to officially upload files, so like the walkthrough, it’s available at:

 

http://theaegis.org/ibatis/IBatisNet.DataAccess.Guide.zip

 

Hope what’s there helps, even if it’s in a fairly rough state.

 

Roberto

 

 

 

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