Having done a lot of JDBC coding myself, I do not think that is a great idea - I'd suggest spending the time to understand iBATIS first.
It may take you a day or two to get rolling with it, but once you are using it, you will cut out a TON of coding that would be required with JDBC. Larry On 8/18/05, Salim Madjd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks, Larry! > I guess I'll take a look at spring. I am beginning to think it might be > faster to just go directly with JDBC and refactor later as I become more > comfortable with Spring and ibatis. >
