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Posted to user-java@ibatis.apache.org by Darren Moen <Da...@theladders.com> on 2007/04/18 06:29:56 UTC
parameterClass for select from resultMap with composite keys
I have a result map that does a result select based on 2 columns
<result property="companyType"
column="lookupId=company_type_id,localeId=locale_id"
select="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"/>
The select works fine when done from the result map when NO parameterClass is specified
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select
</select>
But then I cant reuse that select statement from my DAO because it needs 2 parameters, but if I pass in a map it complains because it was expecting a String (because no paramaterClass was specified)
If I specify a parameterClass=java.util.Map I get a error:
--- Check the result mapping for the 'companyType' property.
--- Cause: java.sql.SQLException: Column 'lookupId=company_type_id,localeId=locale_id' not found.
I know I could easily have 2 select statements, but hopefully thats not necessary.
Any help would be appreciated.
RE: parameterClass for select from resultMap with composite keys
Posted by Darren Moen <Da...@theladders.com>.
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ct.company_type_id
, ct.name
, ct.is_active
, ct.create_time
, ct.creator_id
, ct.update_time
, ct.updater_id
from company_type ct
where ct.locale_id = #localeId#
and ct.company_type_id = #lookupId#
</select>
________________________________
From: Todorovich, Milo [mailto:Milo_Todorovich@pamperedchef.com]
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 12:29 PM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: RE: parameterClass for select from resultMap with composite
keys
Can you post the complete SQL that you used in the statement:
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
________________________________
From: Darren Moen [mailto:Darren@theladders.com]
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 11:15 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: RE: parameterClass for select from resultMap with
composite keys
Been a while and haven't had a response on this. My workaround
is below, basically duplicate selects, one that gets called from the
resultMap and one that gets called from the DAO; exact same except for
the parameterClass.
Does anyone have a better way to this? I'd rather not have
double the number of selects!
1. Select called from resultMap with composite keys
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
2. Select called from DAO, with Map as parameterClass
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale2"
parameterClass="java.util.Map"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
Thanks,
Darren
________________________________
From: Darren Moen [mailto:Darren@theladders.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 12:30 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: parameterClass for select from resultMap with composite
keys
I have a result map that does a result select based on 2 columns
<result property="companyType"
column="lookupId=company_type_id,localeId=locale_id"
select="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"/>
The select works fine when done from the result map when NO
parameterClass is specified
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
But then I can't reuse that select statement from my DAO because
it needs 2 parameters, but if I pass in a map it complains because it
was expecting a String (because no paramaterClass was specified)
If I specify a parameterClass='java.util.Map' I get a error:
--- Check the result mapping for the 'companyType' property.
--- Cause: java.sql.SQLException: Column
'lookupId=company_type_id,localeId=locale_id' not found.
I know I could easily have 2 select statements, but hopefully
that's not necessary.
Any help would be appreciated.
RE: parameterClass for select from resultMap with composite keys
Posted by "Todorovich, Milo" <Mi...@pamperedchef.com>.
Can you post the complete SQL that you used in the statement:
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
________________________________
From: Darren Moen [mailto:Darren@theladders.com]
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 11:15 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: RE: parameterClass for select from resultMap with
composite keys
Been a while and haven't had a response on this. My workaround
is below, basically duplicate selects, one that gets called from the
resultMap and one that gets called from the DAO; exact same except for
the parameterClass.
Does anyone have a better way to this? I'd rather not have
double the number of selects!
1. Select called from resultMap with composite keys
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
2. Select called from DAO, with Map as parameterClass
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale2"
parameterClass="java.util.Map"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
Thanks,
Darren
________________________________
From: Darren Moen [mailto:Darren@theladders.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 12:30 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: parameterClass for select from resultMap with composite
keys
I have a result map that does a result select based on 2 columns
<result property="companyType"
column="lookupId=company_type_id,localeId=locale_id"
select="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"/>
The select works fine when done from the result map when NO
parameterClass is specified
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
But then I can't reuse that select statement from my DAO because
it needs 2 parameters, but if I pass in a map it complains because it
was expecting a String (because no paramaterClass was specified)
If I specify a parameterClass='java.util.Map' I get a error:
--- Check the result mapping for the 'companyType' property.
--- Cause: java.sql.SQLException: Column
'lookupId=company_type_id,localeId=locale_id' not found.
I know I could easily have 2 select statements, but hopefully
that's not necessary.
Any help would be appreciated.
RE: parameterClass for select from resultMap with composite keys
Posted by Darren Moen <Da...@theladders.com>.
Been a while and haven't had a response on this. My workaround is below,
basically duplicate selects, one that gets called from the resultMap and
one that gets called from the DAO; exact same except for the
parameterClass.
Does anyone have a better way to this? I'd rather not have double the
number of selects!
1. Select called from resultMap with composite keys
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
2. Select called from DAO, with Map as parameterClass
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale2"
parameterClass="java.util.Map"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
Thanks,
Darren
________________________________
From: Darren Moen [mailto:Darren@theladders.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 12:30 AM
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: parameterClass for select from resultMap with composite keys
I have a result map that does a result select based on 2 columns
<result property="companyType"
column="lookupId=company_type_id,localeId=locale_id"
select="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"/>
The select works fine when done from the result map when NO
parameterClass is specified
<select id="getCompanyTypeByIdAndLocale"
resultMap="select-company-type-result">
select ...
</select>
But then I can't reuse that select statement from my DAO because it
needs 2 parameters, but if I pass in a map it complains because it was
expecting a String (because no paramaterClass was specified)
If I specify a parameterClass='java.util.Map' I get a error:
--- Check the result mapping for the 'companyType' property.
--- Cause: java.sql.SQLException: Column
'lookupId=company_type_id,localeId=locale_id' not found.
I know I could easily have 2 select statements, but hopefully that's not
necessary.
Any help would be appreciated.