With iBATIS, since you are supplying the SQL statements to execute, you have 
complete control over what values you return from the database and how the 
values are mapped to your result map/JavaBean.

-R

-----Original Message-----
From: ibrahim demir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 7:09 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: ibatis configuration

Hi all;
   
  I have  questions about configuring ibatis.
   
  1-Is there a way of blocking the code generation of some columns on some 
tables. For examle i have table_mytable and it has
   
  column_1
  column_2
  column_3
  column_4
   
  and i do not column_1 and column_2 to be mapped. Is there a way of excluidng 
these columns
   
  2-As you know ibatis DOA classes extends SQLMapDaoTemplate. but after 
generating these classes we manually go and change this to xxxSQLMapDaoTemplate 
which is a class that we want to be extended. Is there a way of changing the 
extended classes for the generated dao objects
   
  3-And the same thing for the ibatis-beans we maually make them extend 
XXXAbstractObject. So is there a way to make them automatically extend 
XXXAbstractObject.
   
  Thanks for the help.
   
  Yours



Ýbrahim DEMÝR

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