If you want to get an ArrayList, you don't need to specify the resultClass. The listClass attribut is used for typed collection.
Sample from unit test
<select id="GetAllDocument"
resultMap="document">
select
*
from Documents
order by Document_Type, Document_Id
</select>
resultMap="document">
select
*
from Documents
order by Document_Type, Document_Id
</select>
IList list = sqlMap.QueryForList("GetAllDocument", null);
On 11/11/05, Rencelj Marco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had to get a list with a variable number of columns so I had to try ArrayList as resultClass (columns are unnamed).
The ArrayList is populated with a correct number of rows but each row instance is an empty ArrayList.
I fixed the problem in source code adding a code fragment in MappedStatement.cs as in included code.
Anybody had the same problem? May be there is a release that include this fix …
Thanks in advane
Marco
