A suggestion for a "clean" implementation on a model 1 design:
a) Create a bean encapsulating your "table". This bean should take care
of your application logic, calling the database through JDBC and
returning your data as a native object (like a collection of "rows"). A
simple approach is to return a "Vector" of "Beans".
b) Write a tag to Retrieve a collection from your "table" bean and
iterate over it.
c) Write a set of "inner tags" to retrieve individual fields from your
"rows" and output them.
Some tools can help you a lot with this. There are several open-source
taglibs available to handle exactly this situation. Actually I am using
Jakarta Struts do render data extracted from beans and bean collections.
Look at the Struts documentation on its "logic" and "bean" taglibs:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts
*Saran
Walter Priesnitz Filho wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I need help with an apllication.
> I need make a query in an Oracle Table and put the result in a html table.
> How can I pass the resultset from Oracle to JSP?
> Does anybody help-me???
>
> Thanks
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> Walter Priesnitz Filho
> Mestrando em Ciencia da Computacao
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> http://www.inf.ufsc.br/~walterp
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