That's an excellent point. One of the things that really separates IBATIS beyond any other layers out there is XML.
The ability to make quick edits and run the application without compilation is as close to stored procedures as anything could be. Rahul On 7/19/05, Ron Grabowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > iBatis does not support code attributes. Are you aware that you're able > to alias columns to make them match your property names: > > <select id="GetMany" resultClass="Widget"> > SELECT > wdgt_name AS Name, > wdgt_price AS Price, > wdgt_updated AS DateLastUpdated > FROM > wdgt > </select> > > How would using code attributes make that <select> statement less > verbose? If the name of the database column changes from wdgt_name to > wdgt_fullname, you would need to edit the xml file and restart your > application. If you were using code attributes, you would need to > recompile your application. > > --- Tuncay Baskan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Does iBatis support C# language attributes? I mean, instead of > > declaring database column to property name mappings in XML files one > > can specify them in source files.. > > > > -- > > /tb. > > > > -- Rahul Singh CEO, Anant http://www.anant.us
