Yes I know that IBatis is stable and so one but in this friday we will have big meeting and must provide some references about this .
We also use ibatis but for goverment sector we must provide some document becouse we have official claim.
And for me will be good to have some documents.
I don't have any official publicly available documents but I can tell you that I am using iBatis in a complex web application I'm developing for the USDA. We have had a contract for the past 10 years with three branches in the USDA to provide an archive and web accessible alternative to the usda.gov branch sites. We added an additional USDA branch two years ago and another may be added in the near future. For the past six months or so I have been developing the next generation system which will integrate all of the features from two separate systems into a system which will provide access to a couple of thousand government documents. One of the primary services we provide is a document subscription via email option. For that particular service we are receiving ~14,000 documents a month and distributing them to over 5,000 unique users to the tune of over 200,000 documents emailed per month. The next generated system under development has had iBatis implemented for the persistance layer for the past five months or so. It's wired in using the Spring Framework so if I *did* encounter problems with iBatis, the implementation could be swapped out and replace with a Spring JDBC, Hibernate, or other implementation if needed. However, so far iBatis has worked flawlessly.
