On Wed, 4 Jul 2007 19:03:21 -0600, Clinton Begin
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Yes, you should be able to map any depth or breadth.
Simply use two joins, two groups and two result map chains.
Cheers,
Clinton
But that means that the size of the result set will increase with each
additional
I try to do the same thing, queries cached by value and in fact the cache do
something (I tried without and it was worth).
I have another question: the cache store response data from a query
Then,
if hundred users call this query, the first call store the data in the cache
and the 99 others
Is this a web app or a desktop app?
Larry
On 7/4/07, Collin Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/29/07, Larry Meadors [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So you have a field for each locale?
Yes, a column for each locale in the i18n table
I'd think it would be easier to if that were a compound key
Hi paul,
Why not just hard code it in the query ?
*select ORD_ID, ORD_CST_ID*
*from PAYMENT*
*where/ PAY_ORD_ID/ = #itemId#*
*and/ PAY_CST_TYPE/ = **/'BIG_SPENDER'/*
MCCORMICK, Paul wrote:
Dear List,
I'm using lazy loading for inner select statements in results maps.
OK, so here's what I'd do.
Initialize one sqlmapclient instance per locale, pass in the locale as
a property when you initialize it, and use the property notation
${locale} in your sql maps to substitute the value when the sql map is
created.
Create a ThreadLocalSqlMapFactory:
===
public class
iBatis is the way to go.
-Henry
Ashok Madhavan wrote:
Hi All,
we are presently using iBatis in one of our project. In that project
there are lots of objects which need the CRUD and some CRUD +
something more. we really like the namespace feature in iBatis and use
to the max here. We use
If you dont mind once the site/app is done, could use them on the Powered
By page?
Nathan
On 7/5/07, Clinton Begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cool! Thanks for letting us know.
Cheers,
Clinton
On 7/4/07, VRL Swamy Vadali [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Friends,
I am responsible for building
No, that is a different issue - like if a person has multiple cats and
dogs and you want person.dogList and person.catList populated.
What you are doing should work. Have you tried simplifying it to just
one child list?
Larry
On 7/5/07, Collin Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think this is
one child list does work (but that is just regular N+1).
This ticket also looks like it could be the culprit:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATIS-406
As a summary of what I am doing:
The data structure is for a fitness program and looks like this. A
Program object has multiple(List)
Using Hibernate, you have a high learning curve, so I think iBatis is OK.
On 7/6/07, Henry Lu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
iBatis is the way to go.
-Henry
Ashok Madhavan wrote:
Hi All,
we are presently using iBatis in one of our project. In that project
there are lots of objects which need
Hi Colin,
I know I've done a three level m2m relationship model using Ibatis, I just
can't find the code at the moment.
But simply we had a company domain object which contained multiple workplace
objects which contained multiple locations.
I don't remember there being any issues, but I'll keep
This being an iBatis list I dare say you will get overwhelming support for
it (which I agree with).
There are a lots of independent comparisons out there. Try googling ibatis
v. Hibernate. You will see that each has its advantages and disadvantages
with relation to the type of project you are
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