On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 10:23:54AM -0500, Jeff Butler wrote:
Hmmm...another undocumented feature :(
From browsing through the source code, it looks like you can do this:
dataSource type=JNDI
property name=DataSource value=somevalue/
property name=context.java.naming.provider.url
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All my iBatis created objects have large amounts of spaces in their string
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It would appear that I didn't make myself at all clear in that last email - it
Hi Gareth,
Doesn't Informix have a trim-like function you could apply in your query?
Like:
select trim(mycolumn) as mycolumn from mytable
Doing that kind of stuff in the database is the best pick IMHO.
Cheers,
Daniel Silva.
On 10/26/05, Gareth Moorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Before acting
Title: cacheModel question
Does cacheModel only work with resultClass and resultMap?
Currently I have the following entry in the sqlMap
cacheModel id=cacheFullname type=OSCACHE
/cacheModel
parameterMap id=some-param class=SomeParams
parameter property=someId mode=IN
I'll have a go later. Thank you for the quick response.
On 10/26/05, Jeff Butler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
iBATIS does not have a type handler for BigInteger - because there is no
getBigInteger() method on a result set. iBATIS will call getObject() if
it doesn't know what the data type is
Three ways:
1) Use where value like #property# and put the pattern in your property.
2) Use where value like '%' || #property# || '%'and put the value in your property.
3) Use where value like '%$property$% and put the value in your property.
The last option will open you you up to SQL
IBatisNet has support for replacing the built-in type handlers:
typeHandlers
typeHandler type=String callback=TrimStringTypeHandlerCallback
/
/typeHandlers
TrimStringTypeHandlerCallback could be implemented in such a way that
it automatically calls trim() before sending values to the
That's interesting... I'll have a look at that tomorrow- The sqlmapconfig dtd
does have a typehandler child..
Cheers
-Original Message-
From: Ron Grabowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 October 2005 17:13
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: RE: calling trim() on sql map
I think it is. :-)
It's a 3 year old piece of code, with nearly no bug reports. So
it's pretty darn stable. The other nice thing is that it doesn't
spawn threads or anything crazy. So it's predictable and
solid. Try it out to see what you think.
Cheers,
Clinton
On 10/20/05, Zsolt Koppany [EMAIL
Yes, ibatis allows you to call inserts or updates regardless of the XML
element used...the primary reason is that some people need to call
update() on selects.
Consider them separate intentions. One is a descriptive XML
document synax, the other is a descriptive Java syntaxeven if
they
Looks like a messed up XML parser can you use Xerces or the JDK parser instead of the Oracle one?
ClintonOn 10/24/05, Jani Lall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!I am using iBATIS with Oracle OC4J and when I am trying to readSqlMapConfig file AS throws exception mentioned in subject. The log
What's a good pattern to perform multiple statements
on a single DAO method. Suppose I have a bunch of
User objects each containing a list of Group
objects. Right now I'm doing the following:
(Pseudocode)
AddUser(User) {
[BeginTransaction]
Mapper.Instance().Insert(InsertUser, user);
Hi Larry,
Thank You for your response.
I have a instance variable Paginated List , that all my methods use . There are a large number of methods that use this Paginated List object.
I had thought it would not be feasible by making so many objects of The Paginated List in each of my methods.
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