An easy way to get started with db stuff in jsp without having to learn all
of the JDBC API is to use the DBConnection bean from XA.com.
It is fairly simple to use, and it comes with a useful set of examples to
get you started.
-Sashi Kolli
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Hello,
I'm researching JSP's abilities relative to other languages such as ASP
and ColdFusion.
How easy is it for a JSP script to "directly" to query and update a
database? Most examples seem to require the development a custom Bean to
execute the SQL then provide access to the results.
Similarly, is it possible for a JSP script to handle form submission
without the intervention of a custom Java Bean?
Just curious - I'm very excited about the technology. I'm hoping it can
be suitable for people with less Java development experience than myself.
Thanks !
Ethan Koehler
Java Programming Consultant
Digital Visions, LLC
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