Has your company heard of NOSQL?
JPA is a standard and I agree with most of it, but there are times when good ol
iBatis is more straight forward.
Looking at the future there are non RDBMS related databases; JPA is the way to
go depending on where you are going.
For a community building a frame
Yup I agre; except I think the way messages are shared across fedback panels
still defies logic. Am sure someone went out of his way to program it that way!
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From: mlabs
To: users@wicket.apache.org
ReplyTo: users@wicket.apache.org
Subject: I have to say.
Sent: Mar 1
I agree with you; the idea of a book should really be to clarify concepts.
Because technology keeps moving on and that's where the code and user forums
come is. But a foundation ;..specially on architecture and life cycles is best
explained bya book. That's what I"m searching for . But each one
Yes I did see one mention it; see my post. The other book . On my phone so
can't remember the name.
They don't have a paypal option and I can't remember the name so that's bad
marketing for them. But looks like a good book (I read the sample chapters)
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