In your application you choose your own Entity class - pick something
which is reasonable to manage using a database table, such as:
List of assignments
... the list is as long as the number of possible entities.
You are asked to only implement a single entity class, so therefore you are asked to create a
single
database table and corresponding entity class. You must also of course create the entities DAO
class to
perform the CRUD operations on the table. So, your application should just have 3 Java files:
Entity.Java
EntityDAO.java
EntityManager.java
Your Manager class should allow you to perform at least 3 operations, including:
List all records in the entity table
Find by primary key (e.g. id)
Find by string search (e.g. using all or part of a name or description)
Obviously, you replace Entity with your own entity type, as in the lecture example.
CREATE a MySQL database in which you have already created and populated the entity
table by hand.
In your application you choose your own Entity class - pick somethin.pdf
1. In your application you choose your own Entity class - pick something
which is reasonable to manage using a database table, such as:
List of assignments
... the list is as long as the number of possible entities.
You are asked to only implement a single entity class, so therefore you are asked to create a
single
database table and corresponding entity class. You must also of course create the entities DAO
class to
perform the CRUD operations on the table. So, your application should just have 3 Java files:
Entity.Java
EntityDAO.java
EntityManager.java
Your Manager class should allow you to perform at least 3 operations, including:
List all records in the entity table
Find by primary key (e.g. id)
Find by string search (e.g. using all or part of a name or description)
Obviously, you replace Entity with your own entity type, as in the lecture example.
CREATE a MySQL database in which you have already created and populated the entity
table by hand
