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Article #12535Question design philosophy of JdbTable
From: Tommy Cox
Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1998 00:00
Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1998 00:00
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Here is one thing that REALLY seems to be a crucial design question. I question how much Borland bound the DataSet property throughout the Model, ColumnModel, and View architecture of JdbTable. I wish there were more separation especially between the dbTableColumnModel and the dbTableModel classes and the dataset property. The dataset property is required in both the dbTableColumnModel and the dbTableModel classes. This may be because the column model is not looked on as a "view" of the table model. However, one would assume that JTable was meant to have a total separation between the TableColumnModel and the underlying data. I think somewhere in here, it is possible that Borland has tied all these classes together hence making the ability to custom control the columnModel in JdbTable difficult. Thanks for any and all answers.. Sincerely, tommycox@mindspring.com Warning: -- paragraph below is non-technical and expressed in frustration -- if you don't want to hear it please IGNORE - If I am wrong please feel free to correct me. In that event, I admit massive confusion. However there is little or no documentation available ANYWHERE on INPRISES PATHETIC developer support web site. Of course, we all know that, and I hate to complain about the obvious. I guess that if I am having these questions as an advanced programmer new to Java.. that I assume others would also.. and would assume that more extensive FAQ's would be available. But, in the tradition of Borland.. we developers hack on. Apologies for complaining offered in advance.
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