Leon:
Leon Rosenberg-3 wrote:
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> That being said, why don't you want to write some code by hands? :-)
To tell the truth, that's why I'm looking into java based web solutions. I
used to do quite a lot of hand coding, and my skills have eroded some since
using the 4GL stuff recently. Needless
Leon:
Yeah, Rapid Applicatoin Development. Most of the database development I've
been doing for the last few years has been 4GL type stuff where I design the
UI and the toolset reverse engineers the underlying data model (with a lot
of hints from the developer, of course). Then all I had to do
Bruno:
Thanks for your excellent reply -- if I understand right, you're suggesting
a java servlets based architecture (tomcat & underlying) for the application
to provide the interactive user client, struts for the framework, and
hibernate for DBE independence. Since I'll be the only author unti
Nicolas:
This is a completely new application, so no reverse engineering is needed.
Does Apache have a RAD product/project for developing web applications?
Thanks Again,
--Phil
Struts si not a RAD framework.
>From an existing database, you may look at Hibernate that can generate
a persistent
Well okay, the Apache live in a desert, but that didn't sound as good for a
subject line.
I'm trying to figure out which Apache products to use to easily build a
database application where the users would access the system via a web
browser. From several hours of reading descriptions of various
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