If you can pass the XML Type into a non-oracle specific Java Type/Class then you should have no problem creating a custom type handler. If the XML Type requires a database connection then you will need to stick to straight JDBC. iBatis is JDBC compliant. We provide CustomType Handlers for cases when you need to handle a non-standard type.
Brandon On 6/2/05, Jan Vissers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to figure out what we need to do in order to make use of > Oracle's XMLType database object - as part of a sqlMap. I've been > briefly thinking about a way to implement the TypeHandlerCallback > interface, but it seems to me that this will not work. Using straight > JDBC, we're able to query and manipulate XMLType using Oracle JDBC > things like OraclePreparedStatement/OracleCallableStatement, > OracleResultset, OPAQUE and XMLType (available in xdb.jar). > > I would love to hear from you guys, whether such a thing is at all possible. > > Thx, > Jan. > > -- > Cumquat Information Technology > De Dreef 19 > 3706 BR Zeist > T +31 (0)30 - 6940490 > F +31 (0)10 - 6940499 > http://www.cumquat.nl > > Jan.Vissers-at-cumquat.nl > M +31 6 5 11 169 556 > > >
