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neilg
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 Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 8:54 pm Post subject: Messy JDBC code? Answer - spring framework |
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| Anyone frustrated with messy JDBC code and horrible try/catch blocks the answer is the spring framework. See the manual - the JDBC section. |
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new_soft
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Hi Neil,
I just want to know if Spring framework is like STRUTS framework (wich implement MVC architecture ) or Not. If NOT so what's the difference or what are the advantages of Spring framework.
Thanks
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neilg
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| Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 6:02 pm Post subject: Spring a breath of fresh air |
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The best answer would be to go and check it out yourself see http://www.springframework.org I'm only using the JDBC section at the moment but it is full of goodies. There is a PDF doc you can download to see all the features it contains. I only include the jars that seem to relate to the JDBC stuff. The JDBC abstraction is based on a book by I think Rod Johnson .
I haven't used struts for all I know struts would be a better answer! But I'm enjoying my newfound JDBC freedom
| new_soft wrote: | Hi Neil,
I just want to know if Spring framework is like STRUTS framework (wich implement MVC architecture ) or Not. If NOT so what's the difference or what are the advantages of Spring framework.
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new_soft
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DONE.
Thank you
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