I'm afraid there's not much to see. The configuration file is the most interesting thing to look at, here's a link to that page in the documentation:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ibatis/trunk/java/mapper/mapper2/tools/abator/org.apache.ibatis.abator.doc/html/gettingstarted/xmlconfig.html
Jeff,I there anyway to port this as a Netbeans plugin as well? How tightly coupled is it to Eclipse?NathanOn Dec 7, 2005, at 4:16 PM, Jeff Butler wrote:It uses database metadata - but many things can be overridden. There is an XML file that describes the configuration - but the metadata is the
Jeff,
LET X = IntelliJ IDEA
I there anyway to port this as a X plugin as well? How tightly coupled is it to Eclipse?
Clinton ;-)
On 12/11/05, Nathan Maves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff,I there anyway to port this as a Netbeans plugin as well? How tightly coupled is it to Eclipse?Nathan
On Dec 7,
Does iBATIS for Java have an .xsd file (or something else) that it
validates the sqlMap.config and sqlMap files against? If so, where in
the repository are those files?
To what extent are the include and sql fragment tags supported? Is
it possible to use this within deeply nested dynamic sql tags
DTDs are used to validate these files. http://ibatis.apache.org/dtd
Jeff Butler
On 12/11/05, Ron Grabowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does iBATIS for Java have an .xsd file (or something else) that itvalidates the sqlMap.config and sqlMap files against? If so, where in
the repository are those
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATISNET-116?page=all ]
Ron Grabowski reassigned IBATISNET-116:
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Assign To: Ron Grabowski (was: Gilles Bayon)
Add support for iBATIS for Java's include tag in sql map files.
On 12/11/05, Ron Grabowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To what extent are the include and sql fragment tags supported? Is
it possible to use this within deeply nested dynamic sql tags like
isGreaterThan? I'm assuming it is...
Yes, it is.
Larry
in my application, i get bad performence of paged query , so i study the
source code. i find in ibatis, paged query is done through following steps:
1.setFetchSize(), if possible
2.execute()
3.absolute()/next
i think this method doesnt using the database feature, just a normal jdbc
deal.
The AST gets quite a bit more complex when Java 5.0 features are added (JLS3). I'd really want to make sure we were going with a player in this space. e.g. - jabstract isn't even up to JLS2 yet. Ack!
But I agree that this type of function is at the core of all refactoring systems, so NetBeans
