Hi Avi, The JDBC extension is mostly useful if you want to manipulate your database through XML representations (XML requests and XML responses). For other use cases, such as supporting Resources as Domain Objects, I would recommend more classic solutions such as using Hibernate, iBatis or EJB directly within your Restlet Resources (eventually directly using JDBC if you prefer).
Best, Jerome 2007/7/24, Avi Flax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all, I'm new to Java, so please forgive the basic question. I'm interested in having a Restlet application integrate with a JDBC database. My question is: should I just find some JDBC tutorial out on the webs somewhere, or is the Restlet JDBC extension intended for basic db integration? I looked at the Javadocs, and searched the mailing list archive, but couldn't find a general description of the extension and how to use it. If the extension is good for basic integration, could someone post a code sample on how that's done? Thanks, Avi -- Avi Flax Lead Technologist arc90 | http://arc90.com
