) and concatenating a string value,
in this case br to the get value.
Hope this helps without doing it for you!!!
Enjoy
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Ken Robinson
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That's a pretty wide open question. There really is no need to trigger the
fetch from the dB. I guess the question is how extensive does your data
access need to be for your entire application. Is it only the product list?
What Type of database is it?
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Try the following:
Add a JNDI data resource in your server.xml file??
Add a reference to that JNDI resource inside of your application's context.
Create a class to access the JNDI resource
Create a class that mirrors or maps the data from your database
Run the query and populate your mapped
Are you coding in jsp?
If so, you may want to check out the following link.
Although this deals with webservicec, it allows you to create a java
object for the xml document, and work with the file. I'm sure if you use
this along with the tag libs you can generate something useful to
manipulate
Be sure to reference activation.jar and mail.jar in your system
classpath. This is the reference in my system.
C:\Apache\Tomcat\common\lib\jdom.jar;C:\Apache\Tomcat\common\lib\mail.ja
r;C:\Apache\Tomcat\common\lib\activation.jar
In regards to calling it, I don't believe you actually use
