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Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) 3.0 specification builds on an already solid foundation by adding several new features that address a number of areas of missing functionality. Both the java.sql and, for the first time, the javax.sql packages will be included in the Java 1.4 platform, currently in beta. Java developers will be able to take advantage of the enhancements when it is released later this year, which makes this a good time to start understanding the changes.
We will briefly discuss some of the design goals that the JDBC architects considered for this release. By understanding the architects' rationale, we'll be better able to understand the changes themselves. We will summarize the new features in the specification to understand how the API as a whole has changed. Additionally, we will examine in depth those key features that are most applicable to application developers, to help you successfully leverage the new capabilities. Java > Tips and Tutorials > Database-Related Oct 11, 2006
We will briefly discuss some of the design goals that the JDBC architects considered for this release. By understanding the architects' rationale, we'll be better able to understand the changes themselves. We will summarize the new features in the specification to understand how the API as a whole has changed. Additionally, we will examine in depth those key features that are most applicable to application developers, to help you successfully leverage the new capabilities. Java > Tips and Tutorials > Database-Related Oct 11, 2006
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Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) 3.0 specification builds on an already solid foundation by adding several new features that address a number of areas of missing functionality. Both the java.sql and, for the first time, the javax.sql packages will be included in the Java 1.4 platform, currently in beta. Java developers will be able to take advantage of the enhancements when it is released later this year, which makes this a good time to start understanding the changes.
We will briefly discuss some of the design goals that the JDBC architects considered for this release. By understanding the architects' rationale, we'll be better able to understand the changes themselves. We will summarize the new features in the specification to understand how the API as a whole has changed. Additionally, we will examine in depth those key features that are most applicable to application developers, to help you successfully leverage the new capabilities.
We will briefly discuss some of the design goals that the JDBC architects considered for this release. By understanding the architects' rationale, we'll be better able to understand the changes themselves. We will summarize the new features in the specification to understand how the API as a whole has changed. Additionally, we will examine in depth those key features that are most applicable to application developers, to help you successfully leverage the new capabilities.
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