Hello, I am developing a Java Stand Alone Application. Presently the data entered is saved in HDD files of the host. Soon I will be changing the HDD files structure to the Apache Derby Data Base. I am commencing to layout the Data Base tables.
For my Address Book feature I have implemented a Java TreeMap component with the following “Ordered Pairs”: ‘key’ Encoded String to uniquely identify the person name. ‘value’ A custom Java Class that contains the person’s control, contact info and personal info. The contact info and personal info parameters are maintained in their own custom Java Classes. Question: Basically I would like to place the Java TreeMap into a Derby table and update just the appropriate “Ordered Pairs” as they are entered by my end user. end. Can I setup a 2 column table as follows: ‘Column 0’ The TreeMap ‘key’, i.e. the encoded person name. ‘Column 1’ The custom Java Class. I am using Java 1.5x, Eclipse and Win XP Pro development platform. I am also testing on a Mac OS X 10.5 [Leopard] node. Regards, Jim Crowell... ----- Regards, Jim... -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Java-Class-in-Derby-Table-column--tp23451619p23451619.html Sent from the Apache Derby Developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
