Say I have created a Java class called jWidget. The user can get and set
properties of this object through a web based GUI. (in reality there will be
about 5-20 widgets per JSP page)
Once this object's properties are set, I want to store this object for later
retrieval, i.e. keep it persistent.
Should I 'map' this Java object as an XML object, write it to the server
then just read it when the user requests it? Do I use SAX? DOM? (don't know
these too well)
What approaches can one take in object persistence? Using Java Applets,
Servlets, JSPs, etc.
I'm using Redhat Linux 6.0 & Tomcat 3.1 BTW.
thanks in advance!
Rich
Richard Diaz
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Mantech/Advanced Development Group
www.AdgInc.com
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