Hi Sesh,
Personally I do not believe in database-like view of the world that is
constantly being advocated in list and tabular server operations. What you
typically see is an collection of objects on the server side being
transformed into an array x array of strings before transmitting to client.
What happen to OO? I prefer to send my domain objects (State or Details
objects, whatever you call them) to the client and rely on an good OOUI to
solve the problem of mapping each object into what component it needs to be
displayed in. I have an article coming up in JavaReport detailing how to
better solve this great divide titled "Bridging the gap between Java Clients
and Enterprise Java Beans using XML". To me OO concepts should be brought
more and more into the design of client interfaces - please do not reply
regarding widgets.
kind regards
William Louth
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sesh Kumar Jalagam [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:28 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Cached Rowsets-do we need to use them
>
> Hai how is every one listing the data from the entitybeans. Does any one
> use Cachedrowsets. I tried to use them but I was only able to use them
> with BMP's . I couldn't find any way to convert an Enumeration to
> CachedRowset.
>
> The method i am following to list the data to the users is by collection
> of immutable objects (JavaBeans. with only getter fields).Are there any
> other better ways to do this (
> <http://www.ejbnow.com/ejbtips/ejbtip_4.html)>
>
> I want to know how others are doing this
> Thank you
> Sesh
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