Hi Ryan,

 

Sorry for replying without answering your question, but it sounds to me that the validation of the text file should be done in your service layer, and that the service layer should populate your data beans what is a reflection of your tables.

 

MEINDERT HOVING


From: Brent Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 February 2006 11:24 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: iBatis Conversion of java Type String to Numeric database field

 

If I have a java bean that contains only String data types, is there a way to have iBatis insert/update rows in the database that have a data type of 'Numeric'?

 

For Example... I read in a string of data from a text file, create my bean, then call my iBatis service to insert the row of data into the database.  However, the database has a numeric data type for some of the fields.  Can iBatis handle this?  I don't want my bean to have int, Date or other data types because then I have to figure that out during the read of this text file.  I just want to treat everything as a String.

 

I know that if you do this in Hibernate that it knows how to insert the String into a numeric data field.  However, Hibernates performance is bad when I'm trying to insert 1 million rows of data into a single table so I can't use it.  I need to use straight JDBC or iBatis possibly....

 

Thanks,

Brent

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