Try ibatis.com db layer link, that could help put you in the right
direction.
.V
Lynn Guy wrote:
Actually, this was someone else's question but having
just gone through it I was trying to get people to
respond in a helpful manner. I didnt mean to cloud
the issue by using SQLServer specifically,
Actually, this was someone else's question but having
just gone through it I was trying to get people to
respond in a helpful manner. I didnt mean to cloud
the issue by using SQLServer specifically, any dbase
would do. I'm still in the process of filling in the
holes for myself so this helps. Ho
Lynn wrote:
> The issue is that the "poor sod" who doesnt know it
> all coming in has 2 stovepipes. Struts and SQLServer
> (or some other db). How does one get started when the
> app requires data from a database?
First, you do the data access layer. If you don't have this done, then
forget abo
--- Lynn Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The issue is that the "poor sod" who doesnt know it
> all coming in has 2 stovepipes. Struts and SQLServer
> (or some other db). How does one get started when the
> app requires data from a database?
Write and test classes that perform the business logi
Then maybe the approach should be to state what I think everybody's
trying to convey:
1) You have to start with understanding how SQLServer works within Java,
in other words, learning JDBC.
2) You then have to understand how SQLServer works in any type of web
application (i.e. how you configure
The issue is that the "poor sod" who doesnt know it
all coming in has 2 stovepipes. Struts and SQLServer
(or some other db). How does one get started when the
app requires data from a database? Maybe struts
shouldnt know about the database, fine. But struts is
in the mix so there must be an
appr
--- Mark Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 07:30 PM, David Graham wrote:
>
> >
> > --- Mark Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Godfrey
> >>
> >> I think what folks are trying to say is that the SQL stuff is
> separate
> >> to the struts stuff, and this is ki
On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 07:30 PM, David Graham wrote:
--- Mark Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Godfrey
I think what folks are trying to say is that the SQL stuff is separate
to the struts stuff, and this is kind of what its about. There is a
data source definition that confuses the hell
> Let's restate the question...
> I'm new to struts and my database is SQL Server. Can
> someone point me in the correct direction where to
> find out how to set up an environment that utilizes
> these two to build an application?
You are missing one more component.. Your application server. Are
--- Mark Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Godfrey
>
> I think what folks are trying to say is that the SQL stuff is separate
> to the struts stuff, and this is kind of what its about. There is a
> data source definition that confuses the hell out of people new to
> struts as it seems to impli
Godfrey
I think what folks are trying to say is that the SQL stuff is separate
to the struts stuff, and this is kind of what its about. There is a
data source definition that confuses the hell out of people new to
struts as it seems to implicitly suggest that it should be used.
However most of
--- Lynn Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Let's restate the question...
> I'm new to struts and my database is SQL Server. Can
> someone point me in the correct direction where to
> find out how to set up an environment that utilizes
> these two to build an application?
For Struts related questi
Let's restate the question...
I'm new to struts and my database is SQL Server. Can
someone point me in the correct direction where to
find out how to set up an environment that utilizes
these two to build an application?
--- David Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- Jayson Falkner <[EMAIL
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