Hello,
The following is the scenario
1. I have a SQLMapConfig.xml which contains 2 sqlmap declarations. E.g.
sqlMap resource=Dimension.xml /
sqlMap resource=Hierarchy.xml /
2. In each of the SQLMap xml's I have some select declarations
sqlMap namespace=DimensionQuery
select id=getId
Sorry, I missed mentioning in my last mail that as of now, it gives the
following error
com.ibatis.common.exception.NestedRuntimeException: Error occurred.
Cause: com.ibatis.common.xml.NodeletException: Error parsing XML.
Cause: com.ibatis.common.exception.NestedRuntimeException: Error parsing
Hi Tajeev,
Names in select, update, etc. have to be seen globaly. That means, if you have
e.g. getAll for three objects, you have to either change the names
(getAllBooks, getAllCds, getAllFilms), or you have to use namespace.
You only need to activate using of namespaces in your configuration
I just came across the same problem. Another solution is to simply
alias the names of the dynamically generated columns. The aliases
should not be dynamically generated.
So,
select id=FetchColumnValue
resultClass=java.lang.Long
parameterClass=java.lang.String
The key there is this: There is already a statement named getId in
this SqlMap.
As others have mentioned, you have to make the names unique, or enable
namespaces.
I would suggest using namespaces. It makes things much cleaner in
terms of organization.
Larry
On 9/23/05, Dave, Rajeev [EMAIL
Hi Team,
I had this problem as the Query i wrote waswithin CDATA. When i removed the CDATA it works fine.
Why is this a problem? What kind of logic is there in IBatis to convert a String to Integer when it is in CDATA?
Thanks
Prashanth.Prashanth Sukumaran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am
Hi
Prashanth,
any
text within ![CDATA[..]] is literal text. An XML parser won't parse
any elements the CDATA section might contain.
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