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Hello. If I have a class Rectangle containing two Point objects
like this: class R { int
id; P p1; P
p2; } class P { int
id; int
x; int
y; } I can do like this to query for rectangles: select r.id as r_id, p1.id as p1_id, p1.x as p1_x, p1.y as p1_y, p2.id as p2_id, p2.x as p2_x, p2.y as p2_y from R r inner join P p1 on R.p1_id = p1.id inner join P p2 on R.p2_id = p2.id with 3 result maps like this: <resultMap id="R-result"
class="R"> <result
property="id" column="id" /> <result
property="p1" resultMapping="p1-result" /> <result
property="p2" resultMapping="p2-result" /> </resultMap> <resultMap id="p1-result"
class="P"> <result
property="id" column="p1_id" /> <result
property="x" column="p1_x" /> <result
property="y" column="p1_y" /> </resultMap> <resultMap id="p2-result"
class="P"> <result
property="id" column="p2_id" /> <result
property="x" column="p2_x" /> <result
property="y" column="p2_y" /> </resultMap> And now to the questions: Is there a better way to express this? I would like to express it something like this instead: <resultMap id="R-result"
class="R"> <result
property="id" column="id" /> <result
property="p1" resultMapping="p-result" columnPrefix=”p1_”/> <result
property="p2" resultMapping="p-result" columnPrefix=”p2_”/> </resultMap> <resultMap id="p-result"
class="P"> <result
property="id" column="id" /> <result
property="x" column="x" /> <result
property="y" column="y" /> </resultMap> Is this possible? Have I missed something? Reagrds Okku Touronen PS. The examples is just pseudo code and can contain
syntactical errors. |
- resultMapping question Okku Touronen
- Re: resultMapping question Gilles Bayon

