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DartmanX · Guest

I'm a relative newbie at this, but I'm looking for an easier way. I'm
using the 1.4.2 SDK (can't upgrade to 1.5).

When I create an object, I always create the object and an associated
DAO to go with it. Here's a quick example:

public class User {
private int userid;
private String username;
private String password;

public int getUserid() {
return this.userid;
}

// remainder of setter and getter functions
}

public class UserDAO extends GenericDatabaseAccess {

public void addItem(User u) {
// Adds a new user to the backend database
}

public void delItem(int key) {
// Delete from the database based on the key
{

public void editItem(User u) {
// Edits an existing record by replacing the existing record
with
// information in the object passed
}

public User getItem(int key) {
// Return a User object based on the key
}

public java.util.LinkedList getAllItems() {
// Return all of the items from the database as a Linked List
of
// User objects
}

}

Since what I've been writing usually has several object types, I'm
interested in finding a quicker way to do the grunt work of creating
the DAOs. And since I'm a newb, I don't know much except basic JDBC and
a free pooled database connection package I've been using.

Any advice, hints, tricks, etc are appreciated.

Jason

CodeFutures · Guest

DartmanX wrote:

frebe · Guest

DartmanX wrote: