After finding the *Examples-Criteria a very nice feature, but thinking now
about performance:
List find(String likename)
{
EmployeeExample example = new EmployeeExample();
example.createCriteria()
.andNameLike( likename );
...and maybe more criterias
....
}
Question I think about:
Is that a approbiate way if this gets always constructed new especially if
often called.
Couldnt that not be done better or should I then use better a manual SQLMap
config instead ?
(Maybe it is the same as with a PreparedStatement setting the "?"-Parameters,
but think that a preparedStatement or whatever is a step afterwards
constructing the criteria,
so question remains)
This can maybe also be seen as a general question, how performance is best
practised with iBatis.
I think generation of new objects should be kept as minimal as possible.
(Is there a benchmark compared to jdbc, hibernate,... available)
