By thauvin
via onjava.com
Published: Jun 22 2006 / 11:51
Database to XML and back again. If everyone's doing some or all of this, then shouldn't we write it once, get it right, and standardize? JDBC 3.0's WebRowSet offers a profound increase in power over the old ResultSet. Sharad Acharya shows you what's possible.
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Comments
jonbruce_xquery replied ago:
So - as the original author of the WebRowSet technology, it is really nice to see an article like this pop up on OnJava.com. I think the slow uptake was really conencted to the fact that the concepts we attempted to present with WebRowSet were really ahead of their time - now with so much SOAP and SOA infrastructure at anyone's disposal, the time is certainly ripe for this to be re-visited.
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