Hi, Xinyu.
You can specify a nested resultMap for the bean property instead of a column.
Of course, in your example, you could just map directly to the bean and not
use a HashMap at all, since the bean is the only property in the map. But
you could have more beans or other non-bean properties in the map, in which
case you'd use a nested resultMap for each bean.
- gary
At 03:32 AM 11/17/2005, =?gb2312?B?1cX2ztPu?= wrote:
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HI,
if the resultMap class is a HashMap,and a property in it is a javabean
class,it has serval properties. How to set the resultMap for the property?
I write the resultMap like under,but it doesn't work.
<resultMap id="result-map" class="java.util.HashMap">
<result property="product"
javaType="¡±com.ibatis.example.Product¡±"
column="{id=PRD_ID,description=PRD_DESCRIPION}" />
</resultMap>
<statement id="sqlTest" resultMap="result-map">
select PRD_ID,PRD_DESCRIPION from product
</statement>
How to set the product property?
xinyu
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