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There are 25 articles & tutorials regarding "JDBC".
- 13.) Databases and Tomcat
- In This Chapter Using JDBC and Data Sources Direct JDBC Database Access Tomcat Data Sources Data Access Objects (DAOs) Security Considerations Most Web applications need to store information on a temporary or permanent basis. The most common repository for data storage is the ubiquitous relational database. In this chapter you will be using databases from within Tomcat Web applications using both direct JDBC access and the preferred approach of JNDI data sources. The Data Access Object...
Found at developer.com
- 14.) Database Access Using Lightweight Applets
- by Donald Bales , author of Java Programming with Oracle JDBC 02/20/2002 Using HTTP as the communication protocol and a servlet peer for database queries, you can write a rich-content user interface applet that can dynamically interact with a database, yet remain small enough in size to perform well. In last month's article, "Dynamic Database Access from Client-side JavaScript" , we looked at an architecture for utilizing the services of an applet-servlet pair to provide dynamic...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 15.) Flawed JDO Points the Way to the "Objectbase"
- by Donald Bales , author of Java Programming with Oracle JDBC 04/24/2002 There's been a lot of hype lately about Java Data Objects (JDO). It appears to be the new silver bullet that will alleviate all of our coding drudgery. JDO threatens the livelihood of products such as object/relational mapping utilities that map Java objects to relational data. Because of this, and for other reasons, JDO has received more than its fair share of bad press. To be fair however, JDO does have it...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 16.) JDOQL: The JDO Query Language
- July 2002 Issue ADVERTISEMENT J ava developers use serialization, JDBC, or EJB Container Managed Persistence (CMP) for the persistence of the data in their programs, but each of these commonly used persistence mechanisms has some drawbacks (see sidebar " Limitations of Current Persistence Mechanisms "). Now, however, the Java Data Objects (JDO) API defined in the Java Community Process (JCP) provides transparent persistence of Java object models in transactional datastores (see sidebar...
Found at Java Pro
- 17.) Create a .NET-J2EE Shared Database
- Posted February 6, 2004 Technology Toolbox: SQL Server 2000, ADO.NET, Java, JDBC Note: This article is excerpted from Chapter 7, "Creating a Shared Database," of Microsoft .NET and J2EE Interoperability Toolkit [Microsoft Press, 2003, ISBN: 0735619220]. It has been edited for length and format to fit the magazine. You can read a PDF of the full chapter here . Y ou can achieve interoperability between the Microsoft .NET Framework and Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) simply and...
Found at Visual Studio Magazine
- 18.) Ever Feel Like Life Is Just Scrolling By?
- By Aaron Alpar (August 1997) Aaron Alpar uses this code as an example of how to use the JDBC to implement a workaround for a scrolling cursor. It illustrates a number of important techniques, such as how to handle connections, rows, and columns. Enjoy! // Very simple example of implementing // something that acts like a // scrolling cursor in JDBC. Don't use this as // an example of good // program structure, rather use it as an example // for how to get the job done. class OrderTable...
Found at Java Developer Connection
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