Comments on: DynaBeans Rock http://www.kleineikenscheidt.de/stefan/archives/2006/03/dynabeans-rock.html Integration Architecture and Engineering Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:02:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Stefan http://www.kleineikenscheidt.de/stefan/archives/2006/03/dynabeans-rock.html#comment-593 Wed, 08 Mar 2006 21:14:22 +0000 http://www.kleineikenscheidt.de/stefan/archives/2006/03/dynabeans-rock.html#comment-593 <p>Mika, of course you're right. And they don't rock, if your library can not cope with them. ;-) The persistence stuff is interesting however - how did you persist you DynaBeans. Did you use a (ORM-)tool? I'd really be interested in this, as webMethods' JDBC adapter only offers pretty plain SQL support (no object-relational-mapping at all).</p> <p> Btw: I found some interesting coments on DynaBeans by Gavin King and James Strachan in this <a href="http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=22646">TSS thread</a> on service data objects (SDO) from 2003. (Did you know that Hibernate once supported Dynabeans?)</p> Mika, of course you’re right. And they don’t rock, if your library can not cope with them. ;-) The persistence stuff is interesting however - how did you persist you DynaBeans. Did you use a (ORM-)tool? I’d really be interested in this, as webMethods’ JDBC adapter only offers pretty plain SQL support (no object-relational-mapping at all).

Btw: I found some interesting coments on DynaBeans by Gavin King and James Strachan in this TSS thread on service data objects (SDO) from 2003. (Did you know that Hibernate once supported Dynabeans?)

]]> by: Mika http://www.kleineikenscheidt.de/stefan/archives/2006/03/dynabeans-rock.html#comment-592 Wed, 08 Mar 2006 20:16:54 +0000 http://www.kleineikenscheidt.de/stefan/archives/2006/03/dynabeans-rock.html#comment-592 Jep, they rock. Not only for your reason, but because they are so good integrated with the other commons projects as well. I've built an app which enables users to create dynamic forms. I persist the assembly of the form into the db and create it in the fill out stage using dynaclass. That enables me to seemlessly use it with commons-beanutils and commons-validator, having a straightforward struts-action class, no fancy stuff there. Cheers, Mika Jep, they rock.

Not only for your reason, but because they are so good integrated with the other commons projects as well.
I’ve built an app which enables users to create dynamic forms. I persist the assembly of the form into the db and create it in the fill out stage using dynaclass. That enables me to seemlessly use it with commons-beanutils and commons-validator, having a straightforward struts-action class, no fancy stuff there.

Cheers, Mika

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