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Creating data access layer in java
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There are several ways in which you can implement a data access layer. You could use EJB, JDO, or roll your own DAO and/or DTO system using for example JDBC.
Or you can create something completely customised to your requirements, maybe using RMI, SOAP, CORBA, or any other technology you want or can use.
There are several ways in which you can implement a data access layer. You could use EJB, JDO, or roll your own DAO and/or DTO system using for example JDBC.
Or you can create something completely customised to your requirements, maybe using RMI, SOAP, CORBA, or any other technology you want or can use.
no, you're not implementing your own industry standard for the very reason that a standard is something that's generally accepted and used which your solution won't be 
Unless you know very well what you're doing the best bet is to take an existing framework as the basis of your solution.
JDO, Hibernate, EJB even (though I'd advise against that in all but extreme cases) are often good solutions.
I know it's hugely gratifying to roll your own solution (and it's what I tend to do in many cases I admit) but it's not always the economically best solution (and unless you're very good probably not technically either).

Unless you know very well what you're doing the best bet is to take an existing framework as the basis of your solution.
JDO, Hibernate, EJB even (though I'd advise against that in all but extreme cases) are often good solutions.
I know it's hugely gratifying to roll your own solution (and it's what I tend to do in many cases I admit) but it's not always the economically best solution (and unless you're very good probably not technically either).
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