Hi,
in the attachment there is a small example for a DAO Factory
to access a database within a web service.
Juergen
> > Hi to all,
> >
> > I use a data access object design pattern (DAO), to access a
> > mysql database
> > through a webservice function.
> > To big advantage is, that one doesn'
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> Hi to all,
>
> I use a data access object design pattern (DAO), to access a
> mysql database
> through a webservice funct
Hi to all,
I use a data access object design pattern (DAO), to access a mysql database
through a webservice function.
To big advantage is, that one doesn't need any database specific
environment variables like host, database, user
or something else in the source code. All this is done in the JN
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> Hi,
> Nice timing, I need to write a tutorial on SOAP-to-JDBC and need
> suggestio
Hi,
Nice timing, I need to write a tutorial on SOAP-to-JDBC and need suggestions.
Ideas for a 'toy app' to build are greatly appreciated.
On Tue, Jun 04, 2002 at 10:44:57AM +0200, Thomas Herbstreuth wrote:
> 2.)
> Writing a webservice that connects to a mySQL Server (your Webservice would
> be t
Hi,
connecting to mySQl via SOAP can be understood as one of two
things.
1.)
Tunneling the requests that usually go through port 3306 via SOAP, that
doesn't sound easy and i doubt if it's possible at all.
2.)
Writing a webservice that connects to a mySQL Server (your Webservice
would be
It seems that your question is more JDBC specific then
Axis specific. It is a lot of books on JDBC exists.
You might want to look at JDBC tutorias on
java.sun.com
--- Joe Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just setup Axis last week. My plan was to use Axis
> for database
> connectivity to M
