Java Database Programming with JDBC Java Database Programming with JDBC
by Pratik Patel
Coriolis, The Coriolis Group
ISBN: 1576100561   Pub Date: 10/01/96
  

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Summary

In this chapter, we took a brief look at middleware. You saw the advantages and disadvantages of implementing a three-tier system, and we created a simple application server and a client server which you can easily extend to fit your needs.

We’re almost at the end of this journey through the JDBC. The next chapter is a reference chapter of the JDBC API. It contains documentation on the JDBC methods used in the writing of this book, as well as methods that we didn’t explicitly cover. You may want to browse through the package tree to get an idea of how the various classes and methods fit together, as well as their relation to one another.


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