Put the bean in the Map, call it "bean" and refer to it's properties
in the mapped statement (or parameter map) with a "bean." prefix:
"bean.someProperty".
There are not many examples of the Java code because it's pretty much
all the same:
sqlMapClient.almostAnyMethod("namespace.statement", parameterObject);
Larry
On 10/12/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all
I have to pass at runtime the package name to access its get_key_1(),
get_key_2(), ... methods
The aim is to get the feneration of the
{ ut_Tipo_Dato.get_key_2( ? ) }
{ ut_Voce.get_key_2( ? ) }
to retrieve data for stored package procedures such as
procedure get_key_2
( p_tipo_dato_ID out number(10)
);
Well, where to begin?
By using the $$ syntax ?
$packageId$.get_key_2( ? )
Using both $substitution$ and #parameters# along with <iterate> (Dynamic
tables thread)?
Using Dynamic Mapped Statements? (pag. 46, iBATIS-SqlMaps-2_en.pdf)?
Unfortunately I have not found yet a simple and complete example provided
with both the XML config specification and the mini Java snippet code that
exerts it.
I guess that we have to use any Map to provide parameters, but there is, as
well, che OUT parameter for the procedure itself.
How to combine the parameterMap, the JavaBean class (devoted to the
procedure parameters) and the $sobstitution$ parameters?
A complete example would be of great help to start!
Thanks in advance
Cesare
