I'm coming from a strong c# background. I'm used to visually designing my
tables in SSMS then having VS create the data logic. I obviously see the
greater flexibility of the way data is handled in appengine. I'm used to a
strongly typed dataset, how can I achieve this in java for use with
appengine? I guess I should say I plan on using the ENtity object to store
data. not sure if
I don't like the idea of using a string every time I access the entity. I
believe it can leave room for error. I plan on creating an enum and each
entry in the enum could be converted to string and access the entity.
Some things I considered:
1. use properties to get/set the entity values then I find out there is
no property support in java
2. extend a class, that contains basic data logic, for each entity type.
Then I lose my strong typing.
3. mixture of one and two using methods where i cant use properties to
get/set the values
What are other people doing?
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