Depending on what you (or your client's) plans are, you may consider
EJB.
_Many_ things are done for you, it's (kind of) easy to start with, but
hard to master.
There has been a long thread going on about it
(advantages/disadvantages) on the advanced java forum.
The thread just recently started (see, you don't have to feel bad about
it, almost all of us are beginners, at least I am...).
They (advanced java mailing list) are at:
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laszlo
Papaya Head wrote:
>
> all of them:)
>
> >From: Kerem �KTEM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >hi,
> >i have been reading Java Servlet Programming o'reilly these days and i
> >found
> >out that Database stuff needs so extra work to be done.
> >As my project will probably handle more that 50 connections at the same
> >time
> >what should i do
> >i found out that there were some methods for it which one do you suggest
> >--Connection pooling
> >--Transaction
> >--Preperad Stetament
> >--Normal Statement
> >thanx
> >Kerem
> >
>
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