Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the quick answer.
We have an acceptable work-around by providing a getter method on the
parameter object that returns a list of maps with a map for every
combination we need (for example (team id,player id)). We then use the
iterate tag to iterate over the list of maps. (Sweet that iBATIS goes
through the getter methods!)
Keep up the great work!
Thanks,
Mark
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Hi Mark,
The DTD allows nested iterate tags, but they don't really work the way you
(and I) would like them to. The problem is that there is no method for
tags inside an iterate tag to refer to the current object in the iterate
loop (like the "var" property of JSTL's forEach tag). So, even though the
tags can be nested, the "property" attribute must always refer to a
property of the parameter object. Not very useful in your situation.
I think changing this would be a great addition to the function of the
iterate tag. Oh for more hours in the day to work on improving iBATIS!
Jeff Butler
On 11/30/05, Mark Nabours <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
In our parameter object we are passing to the SQLMapClient for a SQL
select, we have an ArrayList of objects of a particular class (for
example
team). Each element in that ArrayList contains a list of objects of a
related class (for example player). Is it possible to iterate over both
lists by nesting iterate tags in the SQL map file?
If it is possible, are there examples on how to do this? We've tried
everything we could think of but without any luck.
Thanks for your help,
Mark
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