Hi Everyone in TechyV!
Can anyone please tell me the configuration of DAO for XML Documents? I need to configure DAO using Java and I need help from anyone who knows DAO. Please share your expertise and knowledge. It would be very helpful if you can provide tutorials for beginners or any books or ebooks. I really appreciate any help from anyone.
Thank you.
Amanda WisslerÂ
How to Configure DAO for XML Documents?
Hi,
To solve this problem, I suggest you do the following :
1. Try to create an interface for example :
public interface ArticleDAO {
public int insertArticle(...);
public Article findArticle(...);
public boolean updateArticle(...);
public boolean deleteArticle(...);
...
}
2. Implement the interface with a class (ArticleADOXML) which you can add a String or File to indicate the path where you want to write your XML files.
3. Add the framework XStream (https://github.com/codehaus/xstream) in the build path to serialize objects as XML files and you can implement the methods the way you like .
This is a tutorial for XStream framework that could help .You can use also the "Castor" framework.
you can check here an example of an XML config file for DAO framework.
How to Configure DAO for XML Documents?
Hello,
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