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by Jana Maleckova :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Robert,


RobertPage napsal(a):
> Hi Janie,
>
>    Once again, you have been a great help! I appreciate the explanation and
> the work-around.
> I just made the change in my sample form and it works much better. Maybe
> there will be a tutorial
> that includes that step, at least until it makes it into a standard release.
>  
It's good idea, I will temporary include this note among other FAQ's

>    Is it safe to assume that the JPA is the best way to implement database
> forms and projects?
>  
It depends. From the technological point of view, JPA is stable
technology but if you are developing real-world application, you have to
think about many factors. Therefore I recommend to read articles about
JPA which can provide you self-contained view about JPA's strong points
and weaknesses...

> One of the things I love about Java is that there is continual progress. I
> started working with result sets
> and data retrieval. From there I started with forms using rowSet
> implementations. I was about to get into
> serious prototyping with that when NetBeans 6 came out and seemed to be
> pointing to the JPA. (Which is
> an improvement.)
>
>    Also, I think that what the database application wizard/dialog does is
> incredible. The code it produces
>  has been a big help to me in understanding annotations and persistence.
> There was just that one major
> issue, and now you've given me the work-around for it.
>
>  
That's great Robert!
> Thanks again,
> Robert
>
>  
Regards
Janie

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