Re: (no subject)

On Mon, 2004-11-01 at 10:31, [email protected] wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am working on ozone to use it as backend for some big  projects. I
> have been able to successfully compile and run sample programs given
> on net. Thereafter I am stuck. Infact still I am not able to
> understand as to how to practically create objects, store them in
> database and later retrieve data out of it.... esp how to use factory
> methods to create objects ..can I please request somebody who has done
> projects with ozone as backend to kindly send me some piece of code so
> that I may be able to use ozone by refering to the supplied code.

The sample programs contain examples for using ozone. If someone were to
send you pieces of their sources, they would likely either
a) not compile, since they are only excerpts
b) be too complex, because there is all sorts of code in there that is
not ozone specific

Either way, that code would not be of more use than the provided samples
and documentation: the code would probably only interact with ozone as
documented in the (java)docs and the samples. There is no
'call-this-method-for-ozone-magic' we left out of the samples and docs;
everything one would need is in there.

I do not want to be rude, but one who wants to design and implement 'big
projects' should be able to grasp the ozone concepts and examples as
they are documented. If not, he is bound to come into troubles with
other difficulties that can be expected in 'big projects'.

Cheers,
Leo

-- 
Leo Mekenkamp; phone: +31 641234919
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