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Article #8209Re: Using JTable in JB3.5
From: Bradford C. Miller
Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 00:00
Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 00:00
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Bob Vasseur wrote: > Have you done any queryDataSet stuff yet? The parser cannot handle complex > queries (joins?) either, so you end up hand coding a lot of database stuff. > You've got to love typing to work with this product (and Java in general for > that matter). Yes, it just seems that Java requires a hell of a lot of "busywork" type coding. I find it hideaously inelegant, although I understand, (from a programming purist's point of view), of how elegant Java is. I remember sitting in a hot tub in Denver listening to Blake Stone talk, and he was really proud of how they had built the JBCL components, how elegant and infinately customizable it was...
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