You'd probably be better off just writing better unit tests (or any) for the connection log proxy stuff.
Thanks for the contribution by the way. If you want to make it
part of the official release, we'll need you to submit a CLA with
Apache.
Cheers,
ClintonOn 6/22/05, Sven Boden [EMAIL
-Key: IBATIS-153URL:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATIS-153Project: iBatis for Java Type: Bug Components: SQL Maps Versions: 2.1.0Environment: Oracle 9. Reporter: ppz4j
Assignee: Clinton Begin Priority
Technically it seems sound. It's certainly not as pure as a real
proxy based on the interface, as there's no way we can assert that the
resultmap matches the interface. So you'd have to be sure that
you unit test appropriately.
The only technical caveat is that you would be REQUIRED to use
Yep. I was accepted. See you there!
I'm also doing Java In Action in Orlando (October) and I'm considering doing No Fluff Just Stuff in Denver (November).
Cheers,
Clinton
On 8/24/05, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/21/05, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I've already submitted one
I have no issue putting up a link. I checked out Roomity, and it is indeed very cool.
If there are no objections within 72 hours, I'll add the link.
ClintonOn 8/24/05, netsql [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://ibatis.roomity.com now mirrors this mail list.
and it uses ibatis. I would not be upset
Hi everyone,
It's always been the iBATIS policy to support the current JDK version,
and one previous version. However, we've been supporting JDK 1.3
and JDBC 2.0 for some time simply because it wasn't a problem.
We're now at a point whereby there is enough legacy JDK 1.3 and JDBC
2.0 code that
is aware of the issue and has very graciously agreed to fix it for us.
So thanks to Atlassian for that, and thank you all for your patience while we get this issue resolved.
Clinton Begin
Groupby code is found in BasicResultMap. If you pay attention to
the groupByProps and nestedResultMaps fields, you'll get the hang of
what it's doing.
The code isn't modularized very wellbut it's very fast. it only
iterates over the result set once (no matter how deep or wide the
mappings
I'm kind of behind Brandon with regard to building something specific
either for security or validation. iBATIS is not a security
framework, nor a validation framework. However
I would be fully behind features that would make such things easier for
developers to implement. For example,
, Nathan Maves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are we planing on upgrading these and tasks to 1.5 anytime soon?By that I mean is anyone working on it yet?Nathan
On Oct 3, 2005, at 11:28 AM, Clinton Begin wrote:It
won't build under JDK 1.5, due to some issues with Ant and some of the
Tasks we're using. It should
I don't know, but I do know that we're using a very old Ant version, and probably old versions of all of our build tools.
Anyone interested in upgrading them?
ClintonOn 10/20/05, Nathan Maves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know why I might be having trouble running the build scriptson OS X?On
overrides themselves (as
System.Stringdoes, for example).Ibatis must in turn use only .GetHashcode() and .Equals(...).Any other expected behaviour indicates that the class being compared hasimplemented the wrong equality semantic.
Jeremy Gray-Original Message-From: Clinton Begin (JIRA
No. But deprecation is a language feature that has become untrusted anyway. I wouldn't let that stop me.
I figure we'll depend on good old fashioned human communication, rather than compiler warning messages. ;-)
Cheers,
ClintonOn 11/6/05, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/6/05, Clinton
I'm arriving Monday at 12pm, speaking Tuesday at 2pm and leaving Wednesday at 3:25pm.
Cheers,
ClintonOn 12/4/05, Ron Grabowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who all is going to ApacheCon?I'll be arriving Saturday at 3pm and leaving Thursday at 3pm.- Ron
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,
Hi all,
I've released iBATIS 2.1.7 as an Apache Beta level distribution, and updated the release process on the wiki to reflect why I didn't release this as alpha.
Here's the front page announcement from the website:iBATIS Java 2.1.7 - Maintenance Release - Last 1.3 Compatible Release!(Jan 21,
Hi Robert,
Yes, every Committer on this list signed a CLA.
http://ibatis.apache.org/team.html
Cheers,
Clinton
On 2/7/06, rob yates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,so we at IBM and more specifically Lotus would like to use
iBatis for Java's data mapper capabilities in a future release of an
IBM /
on file.Speaking as an ASF Member, I can assure you that following thecontributions procedures is *not* optional for an ASF project. If wedon't file a CLA, we don't get an account. Period. No exceptions.
-Ted.On 2/7/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Robert,Yes, every Committer on this list signed
1) Documentation: Yes it's old. I'm not sure if the OO doc
in SVN is any newer...I don't think I've updated it. Maybe
Richard will update it for us.
2) Hosting: Yes, we should move all of our downloadables to
Apache. It's both easier to deploy, and easier to download.
3) JIRA: I'll look into
Hi Rob,That class wraps a Reader with an InputStream, and it's used in 3 places within iBATIS to deal with legacy Java APIs.
The authors are not committers and therefore don't have CLAs filed. They are the authors of an input stream API that uses the included Apache Compatible (1.x style)
So the assumptions made here are: * There can be only one out parameter of type ResultSet * The default result set (possibly returned from a SELECT) is lost, as it's overidden by the ResultSet parameter.
Seems a bit hackey, but I'm interested in everyone else's opinion. ClintonOn 2/9/06, Sven
, we can probably find a way around it it should also be just a resultset (but I vaguely remember some problems with it from past experiments).
Sven Clinton Begin wrote: So the assumptions made here are:* There can be only one out parameter of type ResultSet* The default result set (possibly
useResultMapbut perhaps there's a better name that's not too long (e.g. cursorResultMap)?
Thoughts?ClintonOn 2/9/06, Clinton Begin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep. I agree on the need. Just being cautious about the implementation.Cheers,ClintonOn 2/9/06,
Sven Boden
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In
This has been done a couple of times. It was discussed on this list a
while back.
Cheers,
Clinton
Cimballi wrote:
Great ! It's more motivating to work when you know other people may
enjoy it ! ;-)
I hope language will not block me, my english is very poor ! Well, at
least I understand
+1 on all accounts. The only comment I'd have is about EHCache and JCSiBATIS has a pluggable cache model, that should be compatible with either. Although Cameron Purdy once suggested we open up the CacheModel class for extension, to make integrating JCS (Coherence in his case). I think
... this actually
happened to us in a production environment and we made a change to the IBatis
core to support this concept. Haven't gotten around to submitting it back
yet...
-
Chris
-Original Message-From: Clinton Begin
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006
12:05
I can have a look at it. I'm not sure what's involved, as that wasn't the original idea behind @resultMap. On the surface, it looks simple.Cheers,ClintonOn 3/30/06,
Paul Benedict [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a business need for issue 225:http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATIS-225It's too
RE: #1 Also make sure to do this for intermediate commits, not just at the end of the work. Committing intermediate work is allowed (commit often), as long as the tests pass. For example, just like Brandon did here:
IBATIS-28 Initial test and derby to support testAnd then when the work is
Questions:What Java type are you mapping it to? (I would expect String, or possibly BigInteger).Are you getting the exception on the parameter, or the result map?Why do you distinguish PaginatedList...does it work if you just do a queryForList()?
ClintonOn 6/6/06, Dorin Manoli [EMAIL PROTECTED]
+1On 6/6/06, Gilles Bayon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,There will be no additional beta release for DataMapper 1.3, there's is no major issue with it and it must be marked as release for a while.
PMC members: please vote for GA.
Cheers,
-Gilles
This just arrived in my inbox...my regular JavaLobby newsletter. I couldn't find an online version, so I'm posting it here and will add it to the wiki.After at least three months of on and off work, we are pleased to say that
dzone.com
is finally ready for you to enjoy. (Be sure to read
Did you try removing the / from the beginning of your resource path when loading the xml files from the JAR file? sqlMap resource=/c
om/company/people/impl/PeopleImpl-sqlmap.xml /ClintonOn 6/11/06, Brandon Goodin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'd recommend that you place your sqlMapConfig.xml
in the
Of course, that's all app server dependent. It should work as you describe. Here's the silly thing about some classloaders: if your resource is loaded with the local classloader (thread or via known class), you can start with a slash (/), but if it's loaded by the system classloader, you can't
In the continuing saga of the JavaLobby spin-off dzone.com, I proudly share this on behalf of the iBATIS team...
Well, at about 6AM that morning it did get hit by a traffic tsunami. It
was huge, but when I woke up a half-hour or so later our baby was
happily handling
Harinder, it's important that you understand this:We do not maintain the mailing lists. YOU DO.
Send an email to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to unsubscribe from each of the lists that you subscribed to. For example:[EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]...It's pretty
Sorry Jeff, I have a few small things: * Buildable source download: The build script should zip up (iBATIS_SRC-2.1.7.612.zip) the entire buildable dir tree (excluding subversion directories of course) and stick it beside the binary distributable in the deploy directory.
* Batching stored procs:
iBATIS does come with the source, always has, always will. It's in the /src directory of the zip file.The new task I mentioned above is a SEPARATE source download that includes all of the build scripts and dev dependencies so that you can easily build the app yourself. Basically it's to help
Oh. I'll leave that to whomever set up the other ibiblio stuff. Unfortunately the source build task I'm talking about would include a number of other things, and an inappropriate directory structure for Maven.
Can you not upload the source to ibiblio?Cheers,ClintonOn 7/1/06, Paul Benedict
[EMAIL
Sounds good. +1On 7/17/06, Jeff Butler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I know Clinton has some ideas for restructuring the site now that the Ruby content is getting close. My main interest is in getting some additional documentation for Abator published. So, I'm wondering what you all think of a
Can you add these to JIRA if they're not already there?The cache hits/misses On 7/17/06, netsql [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:these come up from time to time:1. Sql logging, like slow querries
2. cache memory monitoring, like catch hits/misses and size used,requests per statement by day/houri'd
or other ideas?^^^On 7/19/06, Jon Tirsen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I've got a bunch of rdoc (equivalent to JavaDoc) API documentation I
would like to deploy as well. Can I have completely unstyled contentas well?Cheers,JonOn 7/20/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
d doing that?
Cheers,JonOn 7/20/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, Jeff sent an email describing the docs structure.As below:
VV Hi All, I know Clinton has some ideas for restructuring the site now that the Ruby content is getting close.My main interes
on the horizon? Do we think there will be lots of tools? If not, then I think
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is OK.
Has the request for a Ruby list been made already? If not, maybe we could make a joint request for two new lists.
Jeff Butler
On 7/23/06, Clinton Begin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's good news
Hi all, I really want to set up CI for iBATIS. I'm planning on implementing it for:The website. Committed site changes will be automatically deployed. This will improve consistency, simplify and reduce risk of deployment (
e.g. accidentally deleting docs folders, or forgetting to change
I have a professionally hosted VPS service. Unfortunately it blows goat.FWIW: westhost.com is THE WORST web hosting service in the WORLD. I was with Pair for 5 years. I don't believe there was even a single unplanned outage, and even the planned outages were so few that I don't even recall them.
Hi everyone,Guess what! On average, an iBATIS DTD is served up every 1.8 seconds from ibatis.com, and nearly 1.5 million per month.I know this because it's taking down my new web hosting service. Which sucks and, as far as I'm concerned, it's all due to WestHost sucking as a service provider (
I've got a server.ClintonOn 7/26/06, Jerome Gagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had very good luck with continuum, personally, but they've allbeen maven2 projects. I can ask around about a spare server if youwant.On 7/25/06, Clinton Begin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a professionally hosted
? I'll be there.--- Clinton Begin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, I've made some significant look and feel changes to the site -- hopefully eliminating some of the clutter.Let me know what you think.
Also, if anyone can tell me the magical CSS code I need to use to make the site look the same in both
background for the iBatis for .NET hides the white text toomuch (Gilles may have fixed it). Why don't the two top iBATIS logos
link back to the homepage?Are any other committers going to ApacheCon? I'll be there.--- Clinton Begin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, I've made some significant look
better too.
Jeff Butler
On 7/31/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Haha...lol. I had blue, green, red (colors I'd like to stick with because they semi-relate to the respective technologies)and white text, which had decent contrast.Someone (Gilles?) has changed it to the exact opposite
But unfortunately Rubies aren't blue ;-) I've revertedIs there no way to change the font color of an a element in IE? ...I'm sure there must be. Clinton
On 7/31/06, Gilles Bayon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have change the color to follow the already colors use in the picture sothe whole page is
Hi all,I just picked this up from InfoQ. What do you think?=Blogger Patrick Lightbody noted I could see
JDBC 4.0 replacing my need for iBatis after reading another blog post on JDBC 4.0
functionality. JDBC 4.0 includes basic O/R mapper functionality that
eases the repetitive
Thanks Paul, those are good thoughts. I think we can easily match and beat anything they come up with, and support it on JDK 4 and 5 for years to come.JDK 5 is still only around 15 - 20% adoption since I last checked...and there's an equal number still on JDK
1.3. I don't see it being a
category.The rest of the SQL statements are those 80-100 line select statements
with dynamic elements...and as much as I like the StringBuilderclass...I still prefer dynamic elements to java code. ;-)So...top question on my list...can/should we use this for iBATIS3? ;-)
LarryOn 8/4/06, Clinton Begin
protected
[mailto:mail protected@microsoft.com]
Sent: August 11, 2006 4:09 PM
To: Clinton Begin
Subject: ADO.NET vNext CTP is coming soon
I wanted to
send a note specifically to the people that we've been working with closely
over the last year on designs for the next version of ADO.NET to let
Let me know if there's anything I should be waiting for for 2.2.0. Otherwise, I think it's ready to roll. If I don't hear anything, I'll put a build up on Monday night.Cheers,Clinton
other friends in the open source community. Cheers, ;-)ClintonPS: Note the smiley.On 8/14/06,
Jerome Gagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a road map for 3.0 yet? It'd be cool to see :)On 8/14/06, Gwyn Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 13/08/06, Clinton Begin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
iBATIS 3.0 is somewhat close to a real product.
Jeff Butler
On 8/13/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,The good news is that I'm on vacation. The bad news is that I spent the last 6 hours watching the first two extended edition Lord of the Rings movies while implementing
the documentation with information about multiple result sets, and Oracle refcursors before the release.
Jeff Butler On 8/14/06, Clinton Begin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Let me know if there's anything I should be waiting for for
2.2.0. Otherwise, I think it's ready to roll. If I don't hear anything, I'll put
process says that we should try to give a 72 hour notice
2. I think you should update the documentation with information about multiple result sets, and Oracle refcursors before the release.
Jeff Butler
On 8/14/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Let me know if there's anything I should
] wrote:
LOL - we should do MDD - then we could just draw a pretty picture and there would be NO development time. :)
Jeff
On 8/14/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
don't make any grand pronouncements about 2.2.0
Good call Jeff. Sorry for sounding extreme. We'll definitely be supporting
PMC Members, You've no doubt seen the 2.2.0 beta release email. Unless you find any significant problems with the build, please now vote for iBATIS for Java 2.2.0 to be promoted to General Availabilty status.
This vote will close Friday, August 18th.Best regards,Clinton
delete(String mappedStatementName) won't behave quite as expected, because they will call the overridden version instead.
LarryOn 8/15/06, Clinton Begin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PMC Members, You've no doubt seen the 2.2.0 beta release email. Unless you find any significant problems with the build
beats me to it, but I think we're stuck with #2 :(
Jeff Butler
On 8/16/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
PMC Members, You've no doubt seen the 2.2.0 beta release email. Unless you find any significant problems with the build, please now vote for iBATIS for Java 2.2.0 to be promoted
Sorrywhy is it not easily parsed?Comments can be parsed just like anything else... what is the limitation that you're experiencing?Cheers,ClintonOn 8/22/06,
Steven Pannell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,Would it be possible to modify the sql-map.dtd and add a descriptionattribute to the elements
Dude that sucks. I'm sorry to hear it.Yeah, iBATIS is a tough one to warrant more than an hour's worth of introduction. I recently dumped iBATIS.NET into the hands of one of my development teams with a SUPER tight timeline (6 weeks from vision to go-live). They wouldn't have had enought time to
I don't think there ever was section numbering. There are section headers, page numbers and a Table of Contents.ClintonOn 9/19/06, Richard Sullivan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,The section numbering for the developer guide of Data Mapper 2.2 seemsto have got lost.This makes reading the
numbering and prints beautifully.It is a pleasure to read.Unfortunately I can't say the same for the current version (no offense meant but it rambles on like a drunk :=).Did you somehow
change your documentation generation ? Hope it helps, Richard On 9/20/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
We could also revisit the idea of using the Confluence wiki for documentationit can export to PDF (but only a page at a time I think).ClintonOn 9/20/06,
Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was a change from Microsoft Word to Open Office format. But
other than that, I haven't touched
for the current version (no
offense meant but it rambles on like a drunk :=).Did you somehow change your documentation generation ? Hope it helps, Richard
On 9/20/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't think there ever was section numbering.There are section headers,
page
somehow change your documentation generation ? Hope it helps, Richard
On 9/20/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't think there ever was section numbering.There are section headers,
page numbers and a Table of Contents. Clinton On 9/19/06, Richard Sullivan
[EMAIL
Dude, I seriously can't believe the section numbers are so important to you. I've never noticed section numbers in anything I've read. Cest la vie. ;-)In any case, we shouldn't confuse the tools and formats with content. Obviously any of the aforementioned approaches can include section numbers.
Don't get us wrong Richard, we're not on your case. Your points are all valid, and we want to take them seriously. I want a solution that: Improves the quality of our documentationImproves the timeliness of our documentation
Improves community involvement my wife and baby need some love and
will, said the cat.No you won't, said the Little Red Hen. You wouldn't help me plant the seeds, cut the wheat, go to the miller, make the dough or bake the bread. Now, my three chicks and I will eat this bread ourselves!
And that's just what they did.Cheers,ClintonOn 9/21/06, Clinton
for a newbie.I'm
leaning to going the path of least resistance for the moment(continuing the hand-coded mess)On 9/21/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...This story has some interesting parallels to the Open Source Software community... The Story of Little Red Hen== Once
I've just read the install docs for APTit's not as bad as DocBook Wiki, but it does rely on LaTex and a couple of other de facto *nix treats. Yeesh. I may be starting to lean towards Confluence or DocBook.
Depends where the important values are. Do people care about a single downloadable,
I'm going to look at DocBook again. I'll download the XMLMind editor and the .NET guide (but I've heard that some people just use an IDE...no XMLMind necessary). But just to refresh my memorywhat are the advantages of DocBook over OOo?
Cheers,ClintonOn 10/3/06, Jeff Butler [EMAIL
I'd rather just do a 2.2.1 deploy, beta, vote for GA. It should only take a week or two to get 2.2.1 through. We just waited longer than normal for 2.2.0 for no good reason.Well, I had a good reason, I'm now a father of two! :-)
Cheers,ClintonOn 10/3/06, Jeff Butler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far
, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/2/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: DocBook -- currently the choice of iBATIS.NET documentation.It excels at
diffability and multi-format including great PDF and HTML output.But it fails at ease of use / familiarity and therefore participation
The biggest thing for me is the embedded XML within the docs. Because iBATIS has a lot of XML of its own, it becomes a real pain when we have to start typing hundreds of lt;selectgt; everywhere...Cheers,
On 10/4/06, Larry Meadors [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nope, I think you have all you *need*, but
YAY! Just like iBATIS. :-)Gilles, you've been using DocBook for a while...are you happy with it?ClintonOn 10/4/06, Gilles Bayon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:you can useprogramlisting![CDATA[ ...
On 10/4/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The biggest thing for me is the embedded XML within
Both myself and another user found this change to make a significant performance difference (hundreds of times faster).This should work. I'd be interested in learning more about what it broke. Cheers,
ClintonOn 10/5/06, Jeff Butler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just discovered a test case that breaks
] wrote:Could someone explain what the prepared statement cache changed? I found this revision:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revrevision=439701but I'm not sure what I should be looking for...- Original Message
From: Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: dev@ibatis.apache.orgSent: Saturday, October
This is the official vote to deprecate both the iBATIS for Java DAO Framework and the iBATIS.NET DataAccess Framework
.
The deprecated frameworks will be removed from the primary download,
archived in the source control system (moved), and the documentation
archived.
The software will be made
This is the official vote to deprecate both the PaginatedList interface, the queryForPaginatedList()
method and all PaginagedList implementations.The deprecated APIs and classes will be marked with the deprecated flag for a period of 6 months and thereafter removed completely from the API.
For
Hi all,I think we should deprecate the iBATIS DAO framework for these reasons:In my opinion, the iBATIS Mapper does a fantastic job of isolating the persistence layer as is. I've personally started to shy away from data access layers.
For most applications, there's no big deal in having a
Hi everyone,I would like to release iBATIS 2.2.1 by the end of the weekend if possible. It's a pretty significant release, probably more than just a X.X.1 releasewe could call it 2.3 if you think that would be more appropriate.
The changes so far are:o DEPRECATED All PaginatedList related
Hi all,Alex has written a blog entry and some proof-of-concept code around configuring iBATIS with Annotations. In his example he used the JCP Ease-of-Development syntax that's been dropped for JDK 6.0/JDBC 4.0.
Alex's example isn't ready for primetime yet, but have a look at what he's done, and
Hi all,Wow, so many amazing contributions these days! Sandeep Jain has written documentation, or what is practically a book, on iBATIS. It's available for free in electronic format.
http://simplerj2ee.com/Have a look and let us all know what you think. Sandeep has entertained the idea of
Congratulations on being the first to need an issue or a new feature!
rbatis has been slow on uptake, but is definitely not dead. I've created a
new JIRA project for rbatis, so you can file requests there.
Also feel free to add anything rbatis related to the wiki if you like.
a little.
Clinton Begin (JIRA) wrote:
Prepared statement caching...Duplicate prepared statement found. This is
likely a bug.
--
Key: IBATIS-369
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira
waiting at least another week or two.
I'm -1 until some of these other issues are resolved one way or another.
Jeff Butler
On 11/20/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to release iBATIS 2.3 sometime this week. The changes listed
for the release are as follows:
o
Awesome stuff Jeff. Thanks for all your hard work.
Clinton
On 11/30/06, Jeff Butler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I have everything built for 2.3, and have everything signed and
checksummed. Unfortunately, there are permission problems in the .../dist
directories, so I'm stuck right
Nice job Jeff.
This also marks the first time someone else has done the full build and
deploy cycle of iBATIS. This is a milestone that shows iBATIS is truly a
team effort (i.e. bus factor 1 ;-)
Great job to the whole team on another successful release.
Cheers,
Clinton
On 12/1/06, Jeff
To clarify, what I suggested a week or so ago was:
We can vote for GA anytime, even after another release makes it to GA. The
beta, alpha, GA status is always flexible. We could vote for GA on 2.2.
right now actually.
So a little closer to what Brandon is suggesting. However, I'm more
.
Your thoughts - should I post the 2.2 build to the mirrors? That wouldn't
take much effort now that I know how to sign releases (it was a strange trip
into command line hacker heaven).
Jeff Butler
On 12/1/06, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To clarify, what I suggested a week or so ago
were for esoteric
issues. I think 2.3 is pretty solid.
Your thoughts - should I post the 2.2 build to the mirrors? That
wouldn't take much effort now that I know how to sign releases (it was a
strange trip into command line hacker heaven).
Jeff Butler
On 12/1/06, Clinton Begin
+1
On 12/4/06, Jeff Butler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Following this conversation:
http://www.mail-archive.com/dev%40ibatis.apache.org/msg02094.html
I'm calling a vote to promote 2.2 to GA status.
Known problems with 2.2:
- Doesn't work with JDBC/ODBC Bridge Driver
I would appreciate the work, and as a team member I'd be honored that you
would think to put this under the iBATIS umbrella.
However, I think it's such a diversion from the central purpose of iBATIS
that it would threaten to blur what iBATIS is.
I would rather see it as a fork. Forks aren't
Hi all,
iBATIS 3.0 discussions have begun. A working Whiteboard is available to get
us started.
Brandon bugged me all day Monday until I agreed to do a complete brain dump
for 3.0, so that's basically what's on the Whiteboard so far. :-)
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