You can use MyBatis text literals without Tomcat parameters by creating a MyBatis configuration file that specifies the text literals in the SQL statements. Here's an example:
<configuration>
<typeAliases>
<!-- Add type aliases here -->
</typeAliases>
<mappers>
<!-- Add mapper files here -->
</mappers>
<sqls>
<!-- Define text literals here -->
<sql id="tableName">my_table</sql>
<sql id="columnName">my_column</sql>
</sqls>
</configuration>
Then in your mapper XML file, you can use the text literals like this:
<select id="selectMyData" resultType="com.example.MyData">
SELECT * FROM ${tableName}
WHERE ${columnName} = #{value}
</select>
Note the use of the ${}
syntax to refer to the text literals defined in the configuration file. This way you do not need to specify any Tomcat parameters.
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Asked: 2021-04-29 11:00:00 +0000
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