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Design and performance improvements with JDBC 4.0
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saturnism
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interesting, i like the @SQL annotations. i thought of the same for hibernate or any DAO methods, implemented using spring aop proxies.
http://saturnism.wordpress.com/2006/04/03/spring-and-dao-w-annotation/
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MoxiM
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It's sad to see that someone who's been "involved with architecting high-performance distributed applications using J2EE" for so long would still associate anything with JDBC.
http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/new2java/supplements/quizzes/June02.html
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Anonymous
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Probably because he still cares about the speed and performance of his code.
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Charlie Brown
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The author wrote a bit of code containing stuff like
@Select (sql="SELECT employeeId, firstName, lastName FROM employee")
What does it mean? I can't find anything on java.sun.com regarding this @ operator.
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Anonymous
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What a funny, bluffing, and silly comment!
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Anonymous
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Quote:
What a funny, bluffing, and silly comment!
I think it refers to MoxiMoron's comments.
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