Configuring databaseId provider with Guice?

[Brian Pontarelli]

I can't seem to figure out a way to configure the databseId provider via the MyBatis Guice extension. It also looks like I can't mix Guice with XML configuration. Anyone know how to do this?

Thanks,
-- Brian

[Jeff Butler]

Look at the bottom of this page to see how to do Guice with XML configuration:

http://mybatis.github.io/guice/core.html

You should be able to set the database provider through the XML config.  It hasn't been exposed as a Guice property yet.

Jeff Butler

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[Brian Pontarelli]

That explains why I couldn't find it. The MyBatis documentation has moved around quite a bit and it is hard to figure out where everything is. In fact, I don't think there is a link to the Guice documentation anywhere on the blog or the Github site. Oh and BTW, the Github site is currently down (404):

http://mybatis.github.io

It also looks like MyBatis.org doesn't really link to anywhere useful right now, except the root of the Github organization in Github. Is everything moved over to Github completely and officially at this point? If so, it would be nice to move mybatis.org to point to the main website in Github and make it more useful that the blog. You can setup blog.mybatis.org if you want to keep the Blogger site, but I would point the main site that the Github site once it is repaired. This will help a lot.

-- Brian

[Eduardo Macarron]

This is something we should improve.

We have moved the code and the tracker to Github, but still use gcode for downloads, wiki and project page.

The path to get to the docs is:

www.mybatis.org -> blog.mybatis.org -> google code project -> guice docs

IMHO Github wont work as a project main page. It is too code centric. We need a place to point to news, code and docs.