On Tue, 2004-03-16 at 15:06, Pedro Salgado wrote:
>
> Why don¹t you use a regular java bean and populate it with the values
> retrieved from the model (database)? Fetch the data using the DAO and then
> pass it to the bean... Something like:
>
> view.setPersonName(dao.getName());
Just to fur
Why don¹t you use a regular java bean and populate it with the values
retrieved from the model (database)? Fetch the data using the DAO and then
pass it to the bean... Something like:
view.setPersonName(dao.getName());
Pedro Salgado
On 15/03/2004 19:57, "Sica, David (David)" <[EMAIL PROTEC
I want to create a new data object, save it to the database and then
"pass it around" to other classes/methods for READ-ONLY use. I don't
want any other accesses to the database from this object to be required
after I've saved the object.
In other words, I want to ensure that downstream classes
