Hi Ganesh,
In fact, XML file can act as a data source and no need to use JDBC.
The benefit of using XML is same data source (XML files) and can
be used in different area (through XSLT processing). Also, using
XML file transmit the data among different database system
(because the XML technology is independent of what database system
you use)
> Dear All,
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> I have a doubt which is not cleared for long time. I am sorry if this is
very basic question.
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> In JSP applications, Before this XML was introduced we were doing the data
Transformation from JSP to Backend via Bean using JDBC.
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> Now people say that XML can be used for Data Transofrmation. If thats the
case, pls tell me whether i am correct.
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> 1. Collect the Data from Form.
> 2. Form the XML string with the Data.
> 3. Parse XML before storing in to DB.
> 4. After parsing , insert into DB.
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> For Retrieval,
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> 1. Retrieve the data from DB.
> 2. Form XML String
> 3. Display the data using XSL.
> 4. Thats XML-XSL-HTML.
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> Is this is the step followed? If yes what makes the Diff with the old one.
if no which is the right way and what is the Advantage.
>
> Please give me the Feed Back for this Gurus.
>
> Thanx in Advance.
>
> Ganesh
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