> Where Id prefer to return null on 0, object for 1 and then throw a
TooManyObjects error
> the name of the error is irrelevant :)
> This way a simple null test is all that is needed in non > exceptional
circumstances.
I agree with Zoran, this is the behaviour I would expect
Davide.
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I agree with Martin.
In my company we use iBatis and we appreciate both result mapping and dynamic
SQL features, but sometimes we only need dynamic SQL with direct access to the
underlying jdbc cursor.
For instance... we use JasperReports for report generation (and dynamic queries
are very usefu
> Also, the JasperReports example mentioned earlier in the thread could be
part of a
> batch process for all we know.
> The point is: not every application is a web application.
You're right. We have no problem using iBatis on the web part of our
application because usually on the "interactive" si
My company proxy prevents me to use port 81.
Is it possible tu put the survey on port 80?
Thanks!
Davide.
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Inviato: domenica 8 luglio 2007 7.55
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Hi,
I'm developing an intranet web application with iBatis, and I'm very happy
with it :-)
Now, I'm starting to analyze which is the best way to integrate iBatis with
the reporting tool we have chosen (JasperReports).
As JasperReports manual says, a simple a quick way to fill a report is to
execu
Larry,
thanks for your reply.
It's a pity that iBatis could not return a java.sql.resultset to be passed
to JasperReports for the following reasons:
1) Now all the sql statements of our application are in sqlmap xml files
2) If we cannot use iBatis for the reports we cannot use the powerful
featur
Hi,
we have the following problem with iBatis.
Our application (web application using spring), in some cases does an
automatic upgrade of the database (add and drop colums on varous tables);
after this upgrade we have problems with iBatis, because iBatis by default
remembers what fields were retur
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Oggetto: Re: Need help with query metadata caching (remapResults)
I haven't tried this myself, but there must be a way to reinitialize
the SqlMapClient - that would do it.
Larry
On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 3:03 AM, D
We create tables with iBatis tag and it works perfectly
I.e.:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[FooTable]
.
Remember that if the table name contains # character, you have to escape it,
otherwhise iBatis will treat it like a field placeholder.
Davide.
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Da:
;
}
public void setLastName(String lastName) {
this.lastName = lastName;
}
}
Do you think that the presence of both public field and getter and setter
will cause problems to iBatis?
Thanks,
Davide.
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Unione Fiduciaria S.p.A. - Società Fiduciaria e di Servizi delle Banche
gn and I can't imagine why on earth
you'd want to do something like that... :-)
Clinton
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 8:32 AM, Davide Rogora
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Hi,
my company is using iBatis for our web application and we are very happy
with it.
Actually in
ct way to use a relative path with the url attribute?
Thanks,
Davide.
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t the SqlMapCientBuilder to see
how to do that.
FWIW, I wouldn't recommend this. It's extra work without a reward.
Larry
On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 7:18 AM, Davide Rogora
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Actually my iBatis xml config files are under the classpath so, to incl
I think it'not an iBatis issue but a "transactional" issue.
If you want to use transactions on AS/400 you have to put the files under
journaling.
We usually create libraries with the SQL command "CREATE COLLECTION" instead
of traditional AS/400 command "CRTLIB".
The "CREATE COLLECTION" sql instr
Hi
all,
my company is
starting a new data-centric application that should be
database-indipendent (e.g. work with MySql, Oracle, SQL-Server, DB2
ecc.).
We don't want to use
Hibernate because we used it in the past e we dont' like it.
I've found iBATIS,
read the documentation and I like it
but have not had enough people who needed it to address it. If we do
fix it, we will most likely make a way to define which mapped statement to use
when there are duplicates. Larry
On 3/23/06, Davide
Rogora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi all,
my company is starting
Hi,
I'm new to iBATIS
and I'm going to start a new application for my company using
it.
One of my last doubt
is: "Should I use Abator to generate sqlmap files
and classes?"
I have this doubt
because I saw that JPetStore application has been developed without
using Abator.
Do you have a
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