Ah - I understand now ;-) Yes, Chuck has some excellent examples in his book :-)
OJB is rather complex. Maybe the person trying to implement their ODMG DAOs didn't understand what they were doing well? Jose Galiana wrote: >Ok, Eddie, I do the same :) > >What I was mean there are many code uses DAO pattern to create services that >retreive objects from database, but no services for store objects. > >I do two services, one for retreive objects, another store objects. That�s >because retreived objects in my web-app, is more frequent that store ( >basically only administrator can create/store objects -users, groups, >catalogs- and clients log-in and consult catalogs). > >I�ve used the same that Chuck�s book, views/databse objects to decouple the >service. And works fine!. I�ll like to see code for other developers to >learn. > >I�ve used DAO patterns whit ODMG. It works without problems!. I don�t >understand why, in another thread, was saying ODMG was not suitable for DAO. > >Greetings > -- Eddie Bush -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
