Re: Java database app. example ?

From: fromDepthOfDebugger() (cwele_n_spm_at_eunet.yu)
Date: 08/18/04

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    Brian E. Pangburn wrote:
    > For DB-aware Swing components, have a look at SwingSet as well:
    > http://swingset.sf.net

    - tx, but this is strange situation: over entire Internet, I cannot find
    useful Java database desktop app. demo which demonstrates the best
    practices, design of rich user interface, persistence mechanism
    (disregard of underlying database or JDBC driver) ?!?

    Nor appropriate tutorials. There exists a couple of open-source projects
    (like SwingSet) but in 0.x versions, still a little useful :-(

    The most frequently answer I can see is cca. : 'you sholud read some
    books about Swing & design patterns '. Ok, and what now ? Still I don't
    know how develop such kind of application...(probably Java is not for me ;-)
    Indeed, JBuilder for example commes with some demo app, but this is
    primiraly connected with JDataStore & Borland's prebuilt db-aware controls

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    > "fromDepthOfDebugger()" <cwele_n_spm@eunet.yu> wrote in message
    > news:cflqfl$n4b$1@news.eunet.yu...
    >
    >>Hi all,
    >>I am looking for example of standalone Java database desktop application
    >> that uses Firebird & JayBird 1.5 or less (or anyone SQL Db server)
    >>
    >>Can someone tell me where I can found such kind of application ?
    >>
    >>-And yet another question : where I can learn more about developing
    >>database desktop application /what exactly tools should to use, (more
    >>important:) design of user interface, persistence , ... someone book maybe
    >
    > ?
    >
    >>- Whether someone uses db-aware controls and what exactly ?
    >>
    >>So, I want to know complete set of tools for developing quality Java
    >>database desktop application ...
    >>
    >>- thanks in advance...
    >>
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