Hi, Since almost all of the people in this list have probably worked a lot with DBs, I pose this question hoping for some guidance -
I'm developing a WebApp and deploying it using Tomcat. I have several Entities that are represented as my own classes in the Business Logic layer and as Torque OM classes in the DB layer (there is also ofcourse a UI layer but it is not relevant in this question). Which one of these is a good design? 1. My classes extend the DB layer classes and to persist my objects, I do a myobject.save(). 2. My classes dont extend DB layer classes, instead they have a method, say, toDB() which gives me the Torque OM representation of my object. To persist myobjects I do xyz=myobjects.toDB() then xyz.save(). Please guide me as I'm continuing development a half completed code written by someone else. The code is in alpha stage. It currently follows design 2, but I thought it would be better to follow design 1. What do you say? ~Sarav. -- There are 10 kinds of people in the world, those who know binary and those who don't. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
