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Article #11723Re: dbSwing Classes In JB3
From: Jason Burton
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 00:00
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> Someone asked me if the dbSwing classes in JDK 1.2 were 2-tier or n-tier. > > Does that question make any sense? If so, what's the correct answer? > The dbSwing classes are not in JDK 1.2. They are a Borland extension of the JDK 1.2 swing classes that have been extended to use Borland's data access architecture. I don't think you can call the dbSwing classes themselves either two-tier or n-tier. The multi-tiered part of an application comes from the way you access your data and where your application logic is run, and you can implement that as two or n-tier and still use the dbSwing classes. Hope this helps, Jason Burton
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