Comments on C for Coding: Spring and Ibatis Tutorial

Good article.

2010-04-25T08:43:08.274+08:00

Good article.

This does not work when outside the container. Ou...

2009-11-12T00:49:28.560+08:00

This does not work when outside the container. Outside the container you will not be able to get sqlMapClient

This is what I was looking for!!!

2009-11-01T12:48:18.321+08:00

This is what I was looking for!!!

Is it possible to have multiple datasources, each ...

2009-10-20T05:04:04.845+08:00

Is it possible to have multiple datasources, each with it's own transaction manager?

Very nice tutorial.

2009-06-30T02:48:42.578+08:00

Very nice tutorial.

Bravo! I can respect advocacy posts that include a...

2009-06-04T21:15:01.010+08:00

Bravo! I can respect advocacy posts that include actual, working code and configuration. The implicit SQL-to-object mapping, with the option for switching to explicit mapping, is very convention-over-configuration and choose-your-own-complexity!

For what it's worth, the Spring DAO support applies to other ORM too: http://www.jroller.com/dancruz/entry/spring_dao_integration . (For Hibernate, Spring has a PlatformTransactionManager in which the DAO support "just knows" it's there and uses it.)

I'm anticipating the future posts about accomplishing object caching, lazy fetching of associations, and mapping of inheritance hierarchies.

@Dimitri: dynamically generating SQL, to me, is a ...

2009-06-04T20:31:41.775+08:00

@Dimitri: dynamically generating SQL, to me, is a bit like dynamically generating Java code. There's only so much it can do. Dynamic SQL generation is part of the reason JPA is so complex.

What I like about Ibatis is that it can do many of the things of JPA but is really simple and SQL is pretty easy to write.

Now I'm not totally against JPA. Let me make sure that's clear: it has its place. I just think it's probably more complex than it needs to be.

2009-06-04T20:27:45.629+08:00

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Nice article. Maybe you can help me a bit with s...

2009-06-04T15:25:25.239+08:00

Nice article.

Maybe you can help me a bit with something. I have built a generic data access layer and implementations of it with hibrnate and jpa. I'd like to also support ibatis. The question is, can I dynamicaly generate the SQL statements at runtime or do I have to have them ready only at compile time?

Thanks

Very nice article, iBatis rocks!

2009-06-04T13:28:45.726+08:00

Very nice article, iBatis rocks!