List of Tables

Chapter 1. The iBATIS philosophy

Table 1.1. Advantages provided by iBATIS, which are the same as those provided by other solutions

Table 1.2. Address data in typical model

Table 1.3. Address data in a skinny model

Chapter 3. Installing and configuring iBATIS

Table 3.1. The directory structure of the source code as available from the Apache Subversion source control system

Table 3.2. The most important files in the iBATIS distribution

Table 3.3. Built-in type alias definitions that save you from having to type some of these very long class names

Table 3.4. Built-in transaction managers

Table 3.5. Data source factories

Chapter 4. Working with mapped statements

Table 4.1. Sample JavaBean property names and methods

Table 4.2. Bean navigation examples

Table 4.3. Mapped statement types and related XML elements

Table 4.4. Parameter mapping attributes

Table 4.5. Result map attributes

Table 4.6. Advantages and disadvantages of JavaBeans and Maps as data structures

Chapter 5. Executing nonquery statements

Table 5.1. Mapped statement types for updating data (and related XML elements)

Chapter 6. Using advanced query techniques

Table 6.1. Differences between lazy loading and the N+1 select solution

Chapter 7. Transactions

Table 7.1. Starting balances

Table 7.2. Desired transaction

Table 7.3. Failed deposit

Table 7.4. Failed deposit

Table 7.5. Desired transaction

Table 7.6. Nonatomic transaction

Table 7.7. Atomic transaction

Table 7.8. Isolated transaction

Chapter 8. Using Dynamic SQL