> Seeing as I need this capability, and someone else has
> resorted to using temp files to accomplish the same
> thing, it sounds like it would be a useful feature to
> have.
Actually, I like the temp file way of doing this, I wouldn't say I
resorted to it. It came as the natural solution. It doesn
Goodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Oh duh. haha. sorry. Read it quick. Should have
> > taken a few more seconds.
> >
> > Follow the second temp file suggestion for now. It
> > is not a terribly
> > difficult way to solve this at all. Please put a
&g
ould
> someone add this for me?
>
> Thanks
> Rob
> --- Brandon Goodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Oh duh. haha. sorry. Read it quick. Should have
> > taken a few more seconds.
> >
> > Follow the second temp file suggestion for now. It
> >
temp file suggestion for now. It
> is not a terribly
> difficult way to solve this at all. Please put a
> feature request in
> for this. I'm not sure we will add this feature.
> But, at least get it
> in the que so that we can discuss it.
>
> Brandon
>
> On 5/24/0
Oh duh. haha. sorry. Read it quick. Should have taken a few more seconds.
Follow the second temp file suggestion for now. It is not a terribly
difficult way to solve this at all. Please put a feature request in
for this. I'm not sure we will add this feature. But, at least get it
in the q
Because, as I said below, SqlMapClientBuilder requires
the SqlMapConfig file. So if I use StringReader to
pass in the SqlMapConfig file, that works fine. But
the SqlMapConfig file must then reference the SqlMap
file, and this file must be loaded either as a
resource from the classpath, or as a UR
I've solved this one before by generating a temp file, grabbing the
absolute path, turning it into a url, assigning that to a property
with the key "MAP_FILE" and then putting this in my main config:
Which resolves to:
Or some such thing (the localhost bit seems to be required for windows
but n
SqlMapClientBuilder takes a reader. If you have a String in memory
then why couldn't you use a StringReader?
Brandon
On 5/23/05, Rob Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am building an application that will need to
> dynamically build an SQL statement at run time, and
> then populate
Hello,
I am building an application that will need to
dynamically build an SQL statement at run time, and
then populate the statement's fields from a map.
Sounds perfect for iBatis, right. That's what I
thought, but I don't think iBatis does quite what I
need. Normally iBatis can dynamically ch
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