Business classes
From: dante (dbaldan1969_at_yahoo.it)
Date: 01/22/04
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Date: 22 Jan 2004 01:05:01 -0800
I am facing the following issue: use disconnected data in JAVA.
More precisely, I need to:
1) do a SELECT (I can use a java.sql.ResultSet)
2) populate an object (e.g., a Vector) of items representing the DB rows I
selected
The issue is that I need to define a class for each table present in my DB.
That class represents a record of a table in my DB.
I seems to me a quite old-fashioned style of programming. So here I am to
ask you:
Is there a smarter way of doing the same thing?
TIA
Dante
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