Hi.
Sun has an Early Access download of an implementation of the JDBC 2.0
RowSet.
Taken from http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/earlyAccess/crs/:
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"The RowSet interface provides a serializable, scrollable container for
tabular data that may or may not be connected to its data source via a JDBC
technology-enabled driver.
A disconnected RowSet object, such as a CachedRowSet object or a WebRowSet
object, can be thought of as a set of rows that are being cached outside of
a data source. Because they are lightweight and serializable, disconnected
rowsets can be passed between different components of a distributed
application, such as Enterprise JavaBeansTM components. This is one of the
most important uses for a RowSet object. The data in a RowSet object may be
updated and then resynchronized with the underlying tabular data source. "
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Connect to http://developer.java.sun.com (registration required) and read
more about it under "Early Access".
Best Regards /Anders
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> Where can I read about approaches to serialize result sets
> over the wire?
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