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From: Steve Howerton <
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> Hello
> I would like some guidance in planning a project if possible.
> I am particularly interested in finding out at what capacity MySQL can be
> ued in netbeans.
>
> I ask this because I have a access database designed. I would like to
> recreate it as effiently as possible in MySQL. What is the best way to do
> this?
I would go into Access, table design view, SQL View, in order to grab the table structure in a Text file. Then create your tables in mySQL. A poorly designed Access database will yield a poorly designed mySQL, if you are looking for database efficiency, unfortunately this list is not the place to answer that. Feel free to contact me off-list if you need more advice on database issues.
>
> additionally, I am trying to get the proper installation of netbeans6.1 to
> do the above mentioned(if possible).
> I know enough java programing to be dangerous.(armature extraordinaire at
> best).
>
There is a lot to know in this environment, for sure. I have more of a database background and I cringe when I see programmers go through many un-necessary steps in their Java code, when the database would easily handle the problem. A book called database design for mere mortals was top pick when I was active on the Access newsgroups, highly recommend this.
> I am focusing on developing a web page with the cs3 and the java and the
> MySQL.
It sounds as if you want a web application, therefore NetBeans' visual web designer will fit this nicely.
>
> Furthermore, I have Createative suite 3 and I have worked with most of the
> programs in it.
>
> In conclusion, I am a little confused on the matter of designing flow.
>
> My plan thus far to design(please correct me. because this is probably not
> even close.
>
> create the pages with the cs3 and enable them to have continuity.
> then figure out how to implement the java programs that can access the
> database.
> basically, I am confused on the web page navigation and the java web server
> faces navigation and how to merge the two efficiently.
>
Look into the Visual Web features of NetBeans. You can graphically lay out all your flows in page navigation.
/David
> Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
> Thank
> -Steve
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