C H A P T E R 10
Using Strongly Typed Interfaces with JPublisher
In the previous chapter, we examined the technique of using the Struct interface to materialize database objects as a generic collection of attributes. This technique works well for a small set of applications that needs to treat different object types in a generic manner. However, this technique does not satisfy the requirements of the majority of object-oriented applications that require you to work in terms of actual objects instead of a loose collection of attributes.
In this chapter, we discuss the alternative of using strongly typed interfaces to create custom Java classes ...
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