You haven't mentioned whether or not the sqlMapClient bean is configured in
the same spring XML file or not. If it is in a different spring XML
configuration file try ref bean="sqlMapClient".
Jason
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when you use this code
is sqlMapClient specified?? and if it is then try naming it something
other than sqlMapClient
for example
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Just curious: why are you using int instead of Integer?
Larry
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Sven
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RE: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
Can you send the domain class.
I guest there is a problem
with your result class. Is the is primitive (i.e. int, long , char) type
as the field in that class . If there is primitive type the
Can you send the domain class.
I guest there is a problem with your result
class. Is the is primitive (i.e. int, long , char) type as the field in that
class . If there is primitive type then try to replace it with the wrapper. Java.lang.Integer
or java.lang.Long.
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