Two documents to use MyBatis Guide: MyBatis and mybatis-spring

Two documents to use MyBatis Guide: MyBatis and mybatis-spring

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MyBatis

Introduction What is MyBatis?

MyBatis is an excellent persistence layer framework that supports the customization of SQL, stored procedures, and advanced mapping. MyBatis avoids almost all JDBC code and manually set parameters and extracts the result set. MyBatis uses simple XML or annotations to configure and map primitives, mapping interfaces and Java POJOs (Plain old Java Objects, ordinary Java objects) to records in a database.

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• Reference documents
• Brief introduction
• Entry
• XML Configuration
• XML mapping file
  • select
  • insert, update and delete
  • Span class= "None" style= "font-style:italic;" > Parameters
  • Result Maps
  • auto-mapping
  • cache
• Dynamic SQL
• Java API
• SQL Assembly Class
• Log processing
• Project documentation
• Project information
• Project Report
• 
  

Mybatis-spring

Introduction What is Mybatis-spring?

Mybatis-spring will help you seamlessly integrate the MyBatis code into Spring. Using the classes in this class library, Spring will load the necessary MyBatis factory classes and session classes. This class library also provides a simple way to inject MyBatis data mapper and sqlsession into the business layer of beans. It also handles transactions, translating MyBatis exceptions to Spring's DataAccessException exceptions (data access exceptions, translator notes). Ultimately, it does not rely on mybatis,spring or mybatis-spring to build application code.

Motivation

As in the second edition, Spring 3.0 supports only iBatis2. So, we want to add MYBATIS3 support to Spring3.0 (refer to the problem in Spring Jira). Unfortunately, the development of Spring 3.0 ended before the official release of the MyBatis 3.0. Because the spring development team did not want to publish a MyBatis-based integration support for the non-release version, spring's official support would have to wait. To support the Mybatis,mybatis community in Spring, it is time to start integrating spring integration as a sub-project of the MyBatis community by uniting contributors and interested people.

Requirements

Before you begin to use mybatis-spring integration, it is important that you familiarize yourself with the Spring and MyBatis frameworks and the terminology associated with them, and this manual does not provide the basic content of both, installation and configuration tutorials.

Mybatis-spring requires Java 5 or higher and the following MyBatis and Spring versions:

mybatis-spring	MyBatis	Spring
1.0.0 and 1.0.1	3.0.1 to 3.0.5	3.0.0 or higher
1.0.2	3.0.6	3.0.0 or higher
1.1.0	3.1.0 or higher	3.0.0 or higher

Acknowledgements

Special thanks to those who made the project a reality (alphabetical order). Eduardo Macarron, Hunter presnall and Putthibong boonbong coding, testing and documentation modification work; Andrius Juozapaitis, Giovanni Cuccu,raj Nagappan and Tomas Pinos's contribution, and Simone Tripodi found these people and brought them into the project. Without their efforts, the project would not have existed.

• REFERENCE Documentation
• Brief introduction
• Chapter II Introduction
• Sqlsessionfactorybean
• Chapter Fourth Business
• The fifth chapter uses sqlsession
• Sixth Chapter Injection Mapper
  • Mapperfactorybean
  • Mapperscannerconfigurer
• Seventh chapter using MyBatis API
• The eighth chapter example code
• Project documentation
• Project information
• Project Report
• 
  

Two documents to use MyBatis Guide: MyBatis and mybatis-spring