Hi all,
Does any one know about any good Java OO
implmentations using which direct database access from the middle layer can be
avoided to the maximum ?
A vague explanation will be like - Middle layer
coders will not be accessing database directly, what they do is, create
objects and establish relations between them (may be, using some
other relating objects/structures). Later after establishing all required
relations, they will call a "read"/"fetch" method of some high level
relation object which will automatically (internally) construct the
query/queries needed according to the previously set relations, and returns the
objects. Sorry if its stupid/confusing. Even I dont have a clear
idea on that. If u get what i mean, please help
thanks,
Pramod
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