Re: Post script annotation

Hi, I'm not into the migration tool that much, but you should be able to finde the code within the ibatis3-core project: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ibatis/java/ibatis-3/trunk/ibatis-3-core Regards Kai --- Original Nachricht --- Absender: camelContext Datum: 20.10.2009 22:46 Hi All,

queryForMap() ordering

I've tried to find the doco for this, but havent so far. In iBatis, if I use queryForMap(), the resulting Map ordering (predictably) doesnt follow the order-by clause of the query (it seems to always order by the Key property value). Is there an API-level way to determine the Map sort order, or

Re: queryForMap() ordering

what is your result class for the sqlmap? Have you tried to use java.lang.LinkedHashMap ? Nathan On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 12:00 PM, George.Francis gfranc...@gmail.comwrote: I've tried to find the doco for this, but havent so far. In iBatis, if I use queryForMap(), the resulting Map ordering

Re: queryForMap() ordering

Sorry if this is obvious, but how do I change the Map implementation returned by getSqlMapClientTemplate().queryForMap(...). At the moment it returns a java.util.HashMap. The 'resultMap' attribute of my select query refers to the custom domain object mapping I have specified - this is the

Re: Post script annotation

Cool, will try to come up with a solution for the post script stuff. Will also send code reviews, if you think it might be useful feature. Hey BTW, i am not able to do a simple mvn clean compile on the ibatis-3-core project. It is throwing up some maven related error Pasting the error below

Re: Post script annotation

Never mind, resolved the issue, i did not have the parent pom. I would really love to know if the feature of post processing would be really helpful? I have actually added another property to the development.properties called postProcessorFile, which states the file name to be executed after,

Re: Not identifying missing parameter names

Nathan Maves wrote: I dont think that this is possible from this direction. Remember that the sqlmap was just doing a map.get(cust_id) and getting null back which is the expected behavior. An easy solution would be to first check if the map entry exists: if (map.containsKey(keyVal))

Re: How to run a stored procedure with iBATIS.

Check this out for a sample http://www.moorthyhome.com/blog/entry/ibatis_oracle_stored_procedure http://www.moorthyhome.com/blog/entry/ibatis_oracle_stored_procedure Fabiano Ferrari wrote: Hi, all. I need some help to run a stored procedure with iBATIS. Sorry if this question has

Re: queryForMap() ordering

I've also tried: select id=pcmStatus resultClass=java.util.LinkedHashMap remapResults=true but this just makes queryForMap() return a HashMap with LinkedHashMaps as values... George.Francis wrote: Sorry if this is obvious, but how do I change the Map implementation returned by

Re: queryForMap() ordering

Ah I overlooked that you were using queryForMap(). Maybe I can clear this up for you. If you need a list of ordered objects then use queryForList(). If you want a map based on a key for quick lookup then use queryForMap(). Without knowing what you are trying to query for I dont know which is

Re: queryForMap() ordering

Thanks Nathan, If I use queryForList() I get an ArrayListPerson which is also not an order-sensitive implementation of List. I guess what I'm missing is how to get either queryForList() to return a LinkedListPerson, or queryForMap() to return a LinkedHashMapString,Person -- View this message

Re: queryForMap() ordering

sorry, I got confused there for a moment. ArrayList is fine. Thanks again. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/queryForMap%28%29-ordering-tp25997320p26003892.html Sent from the iBATIS - User - Java mailing list archive at Nabble.com.