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Ron Pagliuca
I am relatively new to Java and working with accessing databases in
it. However I am very familiar with .NET framework. I am interested
in finding out if there is a "SIMILAR" construct of the .NET DATASET
in Java specifically that would allow me to hand design an XML
Schema(xsd with complex types/enumeration) apply it to a dataset(which
will create tables in the dataset and automatically define
relationships within the dataset between those tables), make a
connection to a DB/apply a datasource(s)/bind and output the resultant
to an XML stream(the XML would be a well formed XSD validated
document). This is easily done in .NET programmatically. Can you
point me in the direction of how this would be accomplished in JAVA
programatically? A Book, a website or technology names would be
greatly appreciated, or an example as well. I looked at Castor - Zeus
/ Xerces, nothing is jumping out at me that handles the above.
Thank You
Ron Pagliuca
it. However I am very familiar with .NET framework. I am interested
in finding out if there is a "SIMILAR" construct of the .NET DATASET
in Java specifically that would allow me to hand design an XML
Schema(xsd with complex types/enumeration) apply it to a dataset(which
will create tables in the dataset and automatically define
relationships within the dataset between those tables), make a
connection to a DB/apply a datasource(s)/bind and output the resultant
to an XML stream(the XML would be a well formed XSD validated
document). This is easily done in .NET programmatically. Can you
point me in the direction of how this would be accomplished in JAVA
programatically? A Book, a website or technology names would be
greatly appreciated, or an example as well. I looked at Castor - Zeus
/ Xerces, nothing is jumping out at me that handles the above.
Thank You
Ron Pagliuca