Hi Tim/Stani,
I'd go so far as to say SQL doesn't even belong in the model layer as
per Fowler/Larmen/whomever 3-layer approaches.
My recommendation is to use some form of Controller servlet that takes
care of much of what is needed, like setting up connections and setting
attributes (not di
Hi Tim,
1) using SQL tags in a JSP is a bad design choice, I recommend against it.
SQL belongs in the model layer, not the presentation layer.
2) I am not familiar with how NetBeans does things nor have I tried Derby
but to me this sounds like a typical Tomcat class loader problem. The SQL
tags (o
