On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, chris markiewicz wrote:
> oh yeah, and you need to call rs.next()...
;-)))
> there are two obvious solutions to this problem...
>
> 1 (i DON'T recommend this one) declare the variables in a method and pass
> them to other methods as necessary.
>
> 2 (i do recommend this one) many server side java programmers feel that
> servlets should be a gateway and nothing else...essentially a servlet should
> do little more than call your other classes. i.e. put all of your db
> processing in a separate class and call it from your servlet.
In this case I'm perfectly all right. My servlet has just about 20 lines
and does call a class. This class instanciates a "Database-Accessing"-
Class (WebSQL) because I started with access to MS SQL server and now porting
to PostgreSQL. I just have to change WebSQL to use another database
engine. All the connections, statements etc are private in this
class. But I wanted to avoid to declare this stuff in every method
of this class.
Kind regards
Andreas.
