Hrmmm, that's very strange. What version of IBatisNet are you using? Are you able to make a very small test application and post a .zip of it somewhere or email it to me directly?
--- Support <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Have an SQL statement as follows: > > <insert id="InsertCustomer" parameterClass="Customer" > parameterMap="InsertCustomerParameters"> > INSERT INTO [Customer] > ( > > FIRST_NAME,LAST_NAME,EMAIL,POSTAL_CODE,GENDER,AGE,RECEIVE_EMAIL,NONCE, > CREATE_DATE,LAST_MODIFIED > ) > VALUES > ( > #FirstName#, #LastName#, #Email#, #PostalCode#, > #Gender#, #Age#, > #ReceiveEmail#, #Nonce#, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, > CURRENT_TIMESTAMP > ) > <selectKey resultClass="int" type="post" property="Id" > > select @@IDENTITY as value > </selectKey> > </insert> > > > When I use this statement in a console app it works great. When I use > it > in a web app, the statement isn't parsing. The following appears in > the > log file: > > 2006-07-29 08:08:09,057 [3928] DEBUG > IBatisNet.DataMapper.Commands.DefaultPreparedCommand [(null)] - > Statement Id: [InsertCustomer] PreparedStatement : [INSERT INTO > [Customer] ( > FIRST_NAME,LAST_NAME,EMAIL,POSTAL_CODE,GENDER,AGE,RECEIVE_EMAIL,NONCE, > > CREATE_DATE,LAST_MODIFIED ) VALUES ( #FirstName#, > #LastName#, #Email#, #PostalCode#, #Gender#, #Age#, > #ReceiveEmail#, #Nonce#, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP )] > > > So it appears that the properties aren't parsing (i.e., should be > @param1, etc.). > > Have attempted pattern my config as closely as possible to what is > found > in the user docs. Am curious as to why I get different behavior > between > my test console application and my super-duper web application, > although > I am the exact same configuration files and iBatisNet assemblies for > both. > > Any ideas or pointers as to where I should investigate? > > P.S. iBatisNet has restored my faith in open source on .NET; Java had > me > spoiled. Excellent work! >
