Well I appreciate the replies tp my earlier post but it
looks like my design is going to change. Here is the history
so you will understand my question:
Goal: A web system to retireve/store object in a database.
First Solution: I created static HTML pages and passed
parameters to a dozen servlets (not the most efficient way)
for each html form to put/get data in/out of db.
Second Solution: JSP ONLY solution. Converted all servlets
into JSP's and scrapped the static html pages. I though this
was anifty solution. I placed the jdbc,driver,connect etc.
code in each JSP. After collaborating with my colleagues I
learned this was also not a good idea and that I should
instead use JavaBeans and some design pattern like the
Factory pattern to totally seperate the html and java code.
This will be my third re-write. Thank God I am only doing
this for fun. I would greatly appreciate any insight from
anyoine who has implemented a solution utilizing JSP's and
JavaBeans along with JDBC to insert/retrieve/query a
database (Oracle ionthis example).
also: Not sure about using the relational-mapping solutions
at this point.
Ryan
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