I have objects that are made up of data from two different datasources.
I am currently using spring and my configuration is like that below. I
guess this is a design question, but I have always constructed these
type of objects in a service layer. It doesn't look like you can access
two data so
You are correct.
Brandon Goodin
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 1:48 PM, Srinivas Doddi wrote:
> We were using two separate Sql Map Configuration files for this kind of
> scenario. In IBATIS, I guess there is no way of specifying two different
> Sql maps clients in a single configuration file. ( Correc
Hey Bhaarat,
The example you provided is the approach I would take in your situation.
Brandon Goodin
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 1:25 PM, Bhaarat Sharma wrote:
> Brandon,
> I think your reply came as I was tying up my reply. Please check out my
> second reply to see if that makes sense.
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> Thanks
We were using two separate Sql Map Configuration files for this kind of
scenario. In IBATIS, I guess there is no way of specifying two
different Sql maps clients in a single configuration file. ( Correct
me, if I am wrong)
Thank you.
SRINIVAS DODDI
From:
Brandon,
I think your reply came as I was tying up my reply. Please check out my
second reply to see if that makes sense.
Thanks
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 2:21 PM, Brandon Goodin wrote:
> Why not create a separate SqlMapClient for the Oracle database?
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> Brandon Goodin
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also, we have a spring-for-ibatis.xml file where we have code like this
so can I then just add another bean with jndi like this:
then another bean for sql-map-client (I will have to make another xml right?
say sql-map-client1.xml)
and then start re
Why not create a separate SqlMapClient for the Oracle database?
Brandon Goodin
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 1:09 PM, Bhaarat Sharma wrote:
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Hi
Currently our sql-map-config looks like this:
In the above we only have one JDBC connection and this connection goes to a
SQL Server. However, now we will have to access another DB which is in
Oracle. So we will have to create another JDBC connection and have s
Thanks...
Regards
Maciego
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Is there any way you can move the error checking logic to the database
instead of running it on the java server? If you need data from other
systems to perform the error checking process, it may be better for you
to temporarily move that data to DB2. To move the data across you could
use database s
Hi Maciego,
have you read the documentation at
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ibatis/trunk/java/ibatis-2/ibatis-2-docs/en/ ?
Best Regards
Kai Grabfelder
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> Hi,
> I am preparing to use iBatis in my application (for my studies
Hi,
I am preparing to use iBatis in my application (for my studies). I generated
model, dao and mapping via iBator and configured SqlMapConfig.xml.
I see all 'impl' classes extends SqlMapDaoTemplate class.
What I should do next? How make a connection - should I have another base
class?
Thanks
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