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Carlos Perez

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Carlos Perez is a Software Architect with over 10 years of industry experience
Holy Data Binding and Access! Posted: Jul 10, 2003 8:17 AM
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Andrej Koelewijn links me to this blog "Dive into BC4J". Turns out, Oracle has just submitted a new JSR "A Standard Data Binding and Data Access Facility for J2EE".  In true capitalist form they've submitted a standard to something that they already have in the lab.  Check out this viewlet for JDeveloper 9.0.5 and prepared to be stunned!

I just got in the mail Oracle's developer magazine, it came with a CD.  I was going to throw the CD in the trash without opening it.  Next time, I'll think twice about doing that.

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Guus Ramackers

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Re: Holy Data Binding and Access! Posted: Jul 25, 2003 5:30 AM
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Thaks for your reference to ADF. I look forward to your comments once you've had a chance to look at it in detail.

> In true capitalist form they've submitted a standard to something that they already have in the lab.

Standards development should ideally be based on existing technology, rather than a bunch of guys (communists? ;-)) coming together, scratching their heads, and saying "right, lets invent something new". Instead, vendors with existing, working implementations get together with each other and knowledgable users, to combine the strongest points of their technologies, and align their interfaces. Thsi enables users to have a choice between implementations, without being tied into any one particular vendor.

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