Well, I wasn't quite right in what I said. RowBounds is the exception
to the rule - so if you pass more than one parameter in addition to
RowBounds, then you must use the @Param annotation. In your case, you
don't need to annotate and "value" is the right default.
Jeff Butler
On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 5:12 PM, Tom Carchrae <carch...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
>>
>> Look at the @Param annotation. If you pass more than one parameter to
>> a mapper method, them you must annotate ALL parameters:
>>
>> List<Map> selectAllFromTable(@Param("rowBounds") RowBounds rowBounds,
>> @Param("tableName") String tableName);
>>
>> Whenever I forget to do this, I see errors about NULL values.
>>
>
> This makes sense. I had wondered what magic it was using to make the
> mapping between the parameter name and the select statement. (ie, none, or
> as Larry pointed out, 'value' is a default mapping name)
>
> Thanks for the tip. :)
>
> Tom
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