> From: Bryan Field-Elliot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > I see where you're going with that... > > If I understand you correctly, your framework is simpler than > mine even > -- a pretty thin layer over JDBC, whereby all table access is > via generic functions to open a table (or maybe a query?) and > iterate through it's raw rows. > > My framework is closer to EJB -- you end up implementing a > class for each table of your database, with getters/setters > for every field. > > However, in the case where you want to iterate through the > results of a complex query (perhaps a join across multiple > tables), a raw query and iterate over results (like yours) > might be more appropriate than an "entity" based approach > like mine (and EJB). > > Still I'm hoping to hear from others as to whether there > already is something like this in one of the other Jakarta > projects, or maybe even already in the commons/sandbox.
Did you check into Peers in Turbine? Turbine also has a product called Torque which generates all the Peer code from an XML file. Perhaps there are other solutions in Avalon land? > > Thanks, > > Bryan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
