I third the suggestion :) But, I would look at the Spring JDBC package.
If your going to do naked JDBC, they can make your life a lot easier. I
would be using it now myself, except...
I have over the course of a few projects developed four classes that I've
used often when I couldn't really ju
I second the suggestion to start with JDBC. I've written a simple
JdbcReader and JdbcWriter that I use within a DAO for accessing the
database. You can find it at
http://idiacomputing.com/moin/JdbcPersistence
- George
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