1) You are not actually passing the ResultSet values into a set of objects with the JDBC test. 2) You should measure the second query for speed. In other words the first time you called a mapped statement it caches the mapping. You must measure the second call to the same mapped statement. Make sure you do it within the same JVM session. 3) iBatis simply does what you alread do manually. So, it's performance should be like JDBC, once you add the ResultSet to object list translation.
Brandon On Apr 6, 2005 8:40 PM, rodrigo castillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > the best time to ibatis is 265 > the best time to JDBC is 45 > > 265/45 = 5.8 is difference. > > In one query Ibatis there are 5 query JDBC, I believe that there is > difference. > > there is one user concurrent, you have a good idea, I will test with more > users. > > Rodrigo > >
