Gerry Scheetz wrote:
>
> I am new to JSP and am having a problem figuring out how I would organize
> things (files, beans, objects).
>
> A good majority of this web applications I write fall into the search-list-detail
> model, where you have a search form, that returns a list from the database that
> matches the search criteria. From here the user can click on any of the list
> items and to go to a detail screen.
>
> We are currently using a Oracle PL\SQL Web cartridge (PL\SQL stored procedures
> that take HTML form elements as parameters and outputs HTML). One big advantage
> of using JSP is separating the HTML from the business logic. So I am trying to
> have as little Java in my JSP pages and as little HTML in my JavaBean code as
>possible.
> I understand how to do this in the search/query page and I understand how to do
> this in the detail page, but I am a little unfamiliar how to code the list page.
>
> So what I am asking is if any one has any examples of how to do this? Or even
> better a site that discusses this and JSP projects that access data on a database.
<plug>
My book, JavaServer Pages (O'Reilly) describes how to access databases
using a set of custom actions. The result of a database search is available
as a Vector or Row beans.
All examples and source code is available online at <http://TheJSPBook.com/>.
Look, for instance, at the Employee Search example (Chapter 9). The search
result page is a typical "list" page, linked to another page that deletes
information about one item, but it could just as well have been a page that
displayed detailed info; the principle is the same. Another examples that's
similar to what you ask for is the Shopping Cart example (Chapter 8), with a
list page linked to a details page (all data is in memory in this example
though,
no real database used).
</plug>
Hans
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Hans Bergsten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gefion Software http://www.gefionsoftware.com
Author of JavaServer Pages (O'Reilly), http://TheJSPBook.com
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