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Java Cookbook : JDO

 
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hi, mr.Ian why we want to use JDO ? is this a new concept ? why is it implement into your book as on chapter 20 - database access ?

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check this link
http://java.sun.com/products/jdo/index.jsp
 
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JDO is easy, Alvin... It's not a new concept... It's simply persistence Java objects, to reduce network communication... It's a best practice to use this concept in J2EE applications...

Hope this article might be useful for you as well...
 
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As has been mentioned, JDO is one of several new persistence mechanisms based on "Object Relational Mapping" (another is Hibernate). The basic idea is to make your life easier: instead of writing a whole blob of SQL, you can just deal in *objects*, and have them stored into and loaded from the database (a bit like Entity EJB, but a lot easier to use). Here's a bit of an example from the book:



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