Re: How do I resultmap a composite member variable?

[Nathan Maves]

It is easier then you think! <resultMap id="personmap" class="Person">         <result property="SSN" column="ssn"/>         <result property="name.firstName" column="FNAME"/> <result property="name.lastName" column="LNAME"/> </resultMap> I think you have to have have a no argument constructor for you Name.class should work! On Dec 22, 2005, at 2:31 PM, Simpson, Michael wrote: Assume I have something like the following:   public class Name {     String firstName;     String lastName;     // getter & setter for both }     public class Person {     String ssn;     Name name;     // getter & setter for both }   And assume I have a table PERSON with columns SSN, FNAME, LNAME   I want to map creating Person objects but I get hung up with the "name" member object that is composed of two of the columns in the table. I'm writing something like this but it does not work:       <resultMap id="namemap" class="Name">         <result property="firstName" column="FNAME"/>         <result property="firstName" column="LNAME">     </resultMap>       <resultMap id="personmap" class="Person">         <result property="SSN" column="ssn"/>         <result property="name" column="{FNAME, LNAME}" resultMap="namemap"/>   The last line is where I am stuck. I don't want to reference a statement since I already have the field I want. How do I get the two columns to be composed into the "name" property?   Thanks.