From: Valentina Fabrizi [mailto:fabrizi_valent...@yahoo.it]
>Today, I have some troubles with iBatis mail-archive
>
>I try to send a reply to user-java@ibatis.apache.org or
user-java-i...@ibatis.apache.org
>but always I received an e-mail from the administrative commands for the
user-java
Exactly!
I agree with you!
Yesterday I subscribed at first...infact, yesterday I was able to send and read
messages
This morning I don't able to send you a grateful reply.so I decided to send
a direct mail to
you!
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A: Valentina Fabrizi
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Mail to user-java-i...@ibatis.apache.org result in a automatic mail with
information about the mailing list.
From: Valentina Fabrizi [mailto:fabrizi_valent...@yahoo.it]
Sent: 23 February 2010 01:27 PM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: Re: iBatis mail-archive
Exactly!
I agree wi
I am receiving your posts to the iBATIS mailing list.
On 2/23/2010 6:27 AM, Valentina Fabrizi wrote:
Exactly!
I agree with you!
Yesterday I subscribed at first...infact, yesterday I was able to send
and read messages
This morning I don't able to send you a grateful reply.so I decided
to
My apologies if this is something incredibly obvious; I couldn't find the
answer in the iBATIS-3-User-Guide.pdf.
I have two mapping files; each contains identical definitions of a
xml snippet. Is there a way of centralizing common resultMaps so that they can
be referenced by multiple mapping
As far as I know it's possible - but then you have to refer them with full
name including namespace of the file mappings come from.
Even if this is clean and logical, it results in a certain amount of work if
you use it very often. It's a pitty there is no option how to make similiar
aliases (for t
