I just briefy looked at the new jdeveloper 2.0 from oracle, a revamped jbuilder which
is probably available as a demo from their site. I see that in the various db wizards
they are using a separate xml file to store the database logic, table names, userid,
passwd stuff etc. I did not dig deep enough to see which XML parser they are using but
that might be a good way to see how they have
seperated the xml and java elements....
As I said I don't know which xml parser the are using but there
is a good one available at www.ibm.com/java.
SKroah
>>> Jaison Antony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/05 10:52 AM >>>
Hi all,
I am involved in a E -Commerce project which accepts customer inputs in
xml format and java servlet bean will extract the parameters from the
xml format and do the query against the oracle database. the queried
results from the database should be converted back to the xml format and
to be sent to the customer.
If anybody is working in similar kind of project, please share some
information to start with.
I would really appreciate if you send some sample codes/ design idea
Thanks in advance
Jaison Antony
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