Download is on.... www.basebeans.com/downloads.jsp. Jeff Duska wrote: > Vic C. wrote: > >> It is as good place as any to ask. It is under Apache open source >> license ( I think you can use it as you see fit as long as you do not >> say it is endorsed by Apache). > > > Cool. I was confused by the comment in the source. > >> >> The goal is to be much like ADO, but "DAO". It would take any SQL >> string and do CRUD (without the need of XML, as Tourge and some others >> need). the basejDAO would talk to a bean. (and a bean might implement >> property changed event, but that is up to you). The major difference >> between this and other tools it this is SQL string based so it can do >> any join (correlated, self, LOB, outer, etc.) and does not need the >> step of creating XML mapping. > > > Agreed. I don't understand the need for this, if I already know the SQL. > Nine times out of ten I will have the schema right in front of me. I > just don't get the whole point of adding the extra layer in XML. I buy > it if someone could show me how it saves time, but I seem like more > work. For example, you do all this is Castor, you still need to provide > a query. There is a neat feature in ADO.NET I like, but think is just a > code generator. If you select a table in the database such as Customer, > it will create a Customer class that has all the fields mapped to > properties. It creates the VO object for you. > >> >> I use it currently at several client sites and its a part of >> basicPortal (maybe just a bit newer version), so if you download the >> alpha basicPortal you will have a bit bettter version. > > > Where can I download this? > >> >> I updated it now and then on source Forge. >> (far future, I will expose beans to SOAP so you can do distributed >> hetro-genius from Swing, VB, Struts, JATO, etc. So it end up doing >> what EJB was supposed to, retrieve and presist SQL) >> hth, Vic > > > I noticed that there was possiblity to abstract out the Interface, so at > later people could switch or provide different implenations. You mention > EJB in several cases, obvious other choices could be XML, JDO, Castor or > Torque such a developer so desire. > > Regards, > > Jeff > > _______________________________________________ > MVC-Programmers mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.basebeans.com:8081/mailman/listinfo/mvc-programmers >
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