What you want to do is perfectly acceptable. The namespace is used
when you call your sqlmap
queryForObject("MyNameSpace.myMappedStatement",myObject). So, the
namespace is arbitrary. You can name it whatever you like.Brandon On 4/13/05, Jason Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > I have about 200 tables and what i've done is group certain child tables in > a logical domain. > Don't want to deal with so many scattered xml files for each table. > > For example: > > If I had parent table PERSON and 3 child tables say PERSON_CHILD1, > PERSON_CHILD2, PERSON_CHILD3 > > can I create one sqlmap file say Person.xml > > and then in the file will be ... > > <sqlMap namespace="person"> > > <!-- PERSON --> > <typeAlias alias="person" type="com.yah.nah.Person" /> > > <insert id="insertPerson" parameterClass="person" > > > insert into ...... > > </insert> > > > <!-- PERSON_CHILD1 --> > <typeAlias alias="personchild1" type="com.yah.nah.PersonChild1" /> > > <insert id="insertPersonChild1" parameterClass="personchild1" > > > insert into ...... > > </insert> > > <!-- PERSON_CHILD2 --> > <typeAlias alias="personchild2" type="com.yah.nah.PersonChild2" /> > > <insert id="insertPersonChild2" parameterClass="personchild2" > > > insert into ...... > > </insert> > > <!-- PERSON_CHILD3 --> > <typeAlias alias="personchild3" type="com.yah.nah.PersonChild3" /> > > <insert id="insertPersonChild3" parameterClass="personchild3" > > > insert into ...... > > </insert> > > > </sqlMap> > > > So is this legal to do with using many typeAliases and using parameterClass > for 3 different domain classes as noted in the example ? > > Also can the namespace be anything other than the actual domain you are > acting on for example if the domain is Person can the namespace be > Personer(just want to know if this is possible)? > > please help. > > Thanks! > > Jason Hall
