It sounds like you have an older version of iBATIS somewhere in your runtime
classpath.
Do a general search for ibatos JAR files, make sure there is only one and
that it is the latest version.
Jeff Butler
On Feb 8, 2008 2:34 PM, Chetan Nayak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jasmi and Jeff,
>
>
Jasmi and Jeff,
I'm still facing the issue which i mentioned below in
the thread.
When i read all methods of ResultProxy class and print out on the console
,it does not print the getRs class ,But at compile time the method is
visible to me.
When i run the application it says No
I am right using java.sql.Date for a Date mapping and it works fine for
me.. Did u try and restart the servers after you had committed the
change to the database (Just a wild guess to the problem)
Regards
Sundar
From: Nathan Maves [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
I have never found a case where using the java.util.Date for my Java object
would not work. I would suggest using that on the Java side.
On Feb 8, 2008 9:55 AM, MrNobody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I had suffered a hard drive meltdown a couple of weeks ago and had to
> restore
> a project I am
I had suffered a hard drive meltdown a couple of weeks ago and had to restore
a project I am working on which involves loading objects from an Oracle
database using iBATIS.
Now I finally got the database and the application back up and running (the
database I was using to develop on was also a lo
Hi all,
I run into some foreign key constraints problems when performing insert
commands with ibatis/spring during a transaction.
I try to do the folowing :
try {
>
> getSqlMapClient().startTransaction();
>
> Inventory inventory = new Inventory(campaignId, networkId, positionId,
> sectionId)
Thanks Jeff, I can see now the idea!
I am beginning right now with it. I´m sure that I will disturb you in a few
days :)
Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
>
> The Abator criteria methods are runtime methods. They allow you to
> generate different where clauses at runtime based on different
> "filters" tha
