However, I'd change design of database to match java object, i.e. would have separated CUSTOMPROPERTY-ies into a separate table. In that case you'd be able to populate the list along the lines described in dev guide.
On the other hand iIf you think that there always would be fixed number of CUSTOMPROPERTY-ies and feel more comfortable with current database design, why not make your POJO the same way, i.e. use separate properties for each CUSTOMPROPERTY instead of the list?
On 11/10/06, Amad Fida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All - I have a POJO which has a collection property as,
public class User {
private List<String> customProperties;
public List<String> getCustomProperties() {
return customProperties;
}
public void setCustomProperties( List<String> customProperties) {
customProperties = customProperties;
}
}
In My table i have columns as
CUSTOMPROPERTY1, CUSTOMPROEPRTY2, ...... CUSTOMPROEPRTY20
How to i map these individual columns to collection property in my resultMap?
Note: There are other properties of user which i omitted for simplicity.
Thanks
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From: Jeff Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: iBATIS DAOThe DAO user's guide is on the Java downloads page. But we are deprecating the DAO framework. If you're not using it now, don't start. Use Spring, or just use the SqlMap API.Jeff Butler
On 11/9/06, Hari... <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
can someone plese send me some links where i can get the tutorial and
examples for Dao
I searched in net i am getting ex for the sql map not for dao
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