I'm new to iBatis and I'm looking into using it in my project so far it
appears to do what I want but I'm beginning to run into problems with what I
want to do (I probably just have to look at things in anoter way)

Currently I'm using the interface/annotations only method to get at the data
(only because it's quicker for me) but I'm not adverse to using xml

The data I am looking at is timeseries financial data (i.e. viewed from an
object point of view Arrays or Array lists are what you want). In the
database each item of data is stored as a separate row

Selecting a single piece of data is easy, selecting an ArrayList of data is
also easy.

public interface BackAdjFutureMapper {
        @Select("select value from back_adj_future " +
                "where feed = #{feed} " +
                "and instrument = #{instrument} " +
                "and periodicity = #{periodicity} " +
                "and date < str_to_date('19980721','%Y%m%d') " +
                "and date > str_to_date('19980701','%Y%m%d')")
                ArrayList<Double> selectBackAdjFuture(BackAdjFuture args);

my question is how do I reurn both the timestamp and the value?

public interface BackAdjFutureMapper {
        @Select("select date, value from back_adj_future " +    <<< Note the 
extra
field
                "where feed = #{feed} " +
                "and instrument = #{instrument} " +
                "and periodicity = #{periodicity} " +
                "and date < str_to_date('19980721','%Y%m%d') " +
                "and date > str_to_date('19980701','%Y%m%d')")
                AnObjectContainingTwoArrayLists 
selectBackAdjFuture(BackAdjFuture args);

I tried creating an object with two array lists but I get the error: No type
handler could be found to map the property 'date' to the column 'DATE'.  One
or both of the types, or the combination of types is not supported. 

I also tried returning to a HashMap but again an error: Expected one result
to be returned by selectOne(), but found: 12 

I can see that lots of annotations exist but there aren't any examples to go
with them

Can anyone help?



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