Found the problem, it was in my code (rookie's mistake, I guess). I'll explain
what I did wrong, in case somebody else travels down this path.
In my design, I have a class called "SessionManager" which dispenses SqlSession
instances on a per-thread basis. This allows multiple DAOs to use the s
Hi there,
thank you very much for your reply.
How
would you expect the period to be passed to the java.util.Date class?The query
uses the "period" column just to group the resulting records; I really only
care about the "expense_date" column (which gets mapped properly to
java.util.Date, as I
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Sent: 17 February 2010 06:49 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: Mapper behaving differently between Eclipse and Maven
Hello there:
first of all a thanks to the authors for a great tool. I am new to iBatis,
but I'm already getting great value out of it.
I am currentl
Hello there:
first of all a thanks to the authors for a great tool. I am new to iBatis, but
I'm already getting great value out of it.
I
am currently having a hard time diagnosing a problem with one of my
mappings. Things seem to work fine when I run my unit test from within
Eclipse, but the
