Hi,
"Sriram Narayan (CTS)" wrote:
>
> Hi
> Could u pls share ur opinions on placing all the queries that an ejb fires
> inside the ejb-jar.xml as env entries.
> We could then retrive them as required using context.lookup...
>
> This helps in cleaning the code from the clutter of sql.
> But is it costly in any way? Are jndi lookups for env entries cached?
> Are there any other issues?
> Thanks in anticipation
> -sriram
Why don't you use data access object (DAO) abstracting DB-Strings. One
of the benefice of using DAO is that you can test your sql strings
before using then into beans (testing them into beans spends more time).
/Francis
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