AX instead of raw text streams. Like Apache Cocoon, but much
smaller in scope and with JSP-style tag libraries instead of horrible
XSLT+Java logicsheets.
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elements for embedding
documentation in your libraries and producing HTML for them.
- Axamol captures timing statistics which are useful for determining
where you need to optimize your SQL.
Good luck, whatever you end up using.
Regards,
Scott
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rsing;
just for ease of implementation. I might end up introducing a syntax
like that.
I like how you handle multiple databases. Simple. Good job on that.
Thanks.
Cool project Scott, I hope you are not offended if we take some of
your ideas for iBATIS. ;-)
I'd be flattered.
Larry
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Scott
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NetSQL wrote:
Even silly JSF uses RowSet as DTO. (RowSet is realy a ArrayList of
HashMaps. Rows of Columns)
What does a ArrayList of HashMaps get you over a java.sql.ResultSet?
I'll tell you a big disadvantage: it keeps everything in memory. What if
the result set is large?
I look at it like th
On 10 Mar 2005, at 11:55, Scott Lamb wrote:
- consistent dynamic sql (from what I see, there are different ways
for altering the order and the where clauses..are there others?)
There's also the , which is similar to your iterator.
Ahh, lost a later draft with more here.
There's no gener
y to get a large ResultSet in one gulp and pass it
on to the client. This is what I was talking about; I don't want to
keep the whole thing in memory.
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