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NetBeans 6.8 JSR-296 Database Application

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Uploaded by on Feb 6, 2010

This is a demonstration of how to use NetBeans 6.8 to create a fully functional data-driven Java Swing application which is cross-platform.

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  • Excellent, a question. How can i make a different start page where from i can go to differente tables of the same database ? i.e. welcome menu with the options Table1 Table2 Table3 Exit.

  • @stav3ng3r The demonstration was a fundamentals of how to use JSR-296. I have created a couple of applications which have start pages, menus, etc. That is discussion beyond the basics of a single video.

    Extension of the application is very easy when using JPA. Just give it a try.

  • Hi I would like to know how to add more tables in gui

  • @SEDAYAN1 The demonstration provides the basics for doing this. You can have dependent tables. I am assuming that you want to add more pages with master/details? If so, it may be that you want a different start page where you can select different master/detail pages. A one liner does not give me much to work with. Good luck.

  • @SEDAYAN1 Following the same practices by using JPA you can add as many tables as you like.

  • hey, i have a probelm. My MS Access database records (already entered manually) are getting displayed but when i try to insert more records using PreparedStatements, the databse table is not getting updated even though the build is coming as "successful" ...Help plz :)

  • @2512redrose The demonstration was how to connect to an arbitrary database and use JSR-296. MS Access has some significant shortcomings, and I would recommend you consider JavaDB(Apache Derby), or MySQL. I have done some development in the past using MS Access, and the combination required commercial drivers. I am not sure what the issue could be.

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  • good ! for fundamental connectivity

  • Thanx for sharing, i'm newbie to netbeans and found it amazing.

  • hey, i have a probelm. My MS Access database records (already entered manually) are getting displayed but when i try to insert more records using PreparedStatements, the databse table is not getting updated even though the build is coming as "successful" ...Help plz :)

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