Currently, the trick is to ensure that you have caching enabled for those
statements (caching of any configuration, other than weak reference caching,
will work).
This is not ideal and is solved by iBATIS 3.0, which is just around the
corner.
Clinton
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 6:54 AM, RO86 <radwa_os...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi, All Suppose this sitiuation DB Tables: A(ida, desc) , B(idb, ida, desc)
> Java Classes: public class A{ String ida; String desc; List
> * Bs; } public class B{String idb; String desc; A parentA;} I am new to
> iBatis and I am trying to work around this problem. But I couldn't find any
> examples , please any one can help me in this THANKS
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