Interesting note: iBATIS was in the top 3 for JDJ's "Best Java
Persistence Architecture".
http://jdj.sys-con.com/read/171303_3.htm
Larry
On 1/19/06, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Asad Habib wrote the following on 1/19/2006 10:10 AM:
> > What are the different ways in designing the p
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> http://idiacomputing.com/moin/JdbcPersistence
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> - George
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> It appears that you're still a student and you've asked for a
> "...simple
> way to access a database."
It appears that you're still a student and you've asked for a "...simple
way to access a database."
My suggestion, start with JDBC. From there, you can investigate other
options including, but not limited to, DbUtils, iBatis, Hibernate, EJB
entity beans, etc.
Scott Ambler has a nice article y
Asad Habib wrote the following on 1/19/2006 10:10 AM:
What are the different ways in designing the persistence layer so that
it works with a Struts application?
Most either recommend Hibernate or iBATIS. I like iBATIS. I have a
lesson on it using it with Struts that should be pretty easy to f
I have tried jdbc, hibernate, and iBATIS for data access.
For me, it was a matter of finding a balance between simplicity
(low-level jdbc resouce management sucks), power (how can I optimize
this SQL statement?), flexibilty (do not dictate to me how to write
applications), and testability (mocking
So you use one approach or the other?
On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 18:43:41 -0600, Vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> See if this helps:
>
> http://wiki.apache.org/struts/DaoRelated
>
> .V
>
> Ben Taylor wrote:
>
> >Can anyone tell me the best way to setup / manage database connections
> >using Struts?
See if this helps:
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/DaoRelated
.V
Ben Taylor wrote:
Can anyone tell me the best way to setup / manage database connections
using Struts?
I've read a couple of books on Struts and they talk about using a
processbean though I am unsure how this is linked with things like
Craig,
When I put logging statements in the ServletContextInitializer class, I see
that the ServletContextInitializer.contextInitialized() method is actually
called after the servlet init() methods for servlets that load at startup.
Is this correct? You say that the contextInitialized() gets cal
Hello Craig,
Indeed, the recommended pattern today is for you to acquire your
DataSource instances from the JNDI naming context
Thanks for your advise. I was the way I handled it before using struts,
so I will continue that way.
Sincerly
Samuel
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Samuel Rochas wrote:
Hello Struts Gurus,
I am starting with struts.
I used to make some initialization in my Servlets using the init()
method. With struts, I just implemented the contextInitialized method
of ServletContextListener Interface, and I have a place for such
initializations. Fine.
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