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Using the DAO (Data Access Object) J2EE Design pattern with ADF

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(Pas Apicella) I have always been a big fan of ADF BC , after all it's a lot less coding but I still do write DAO (Data Access Objects) applications and using ADF it doesn't take look to get those DAO method which return database data results onto my page. I find the ADF JSF experience just a little too rich so I always opt for for using pure JSP pages and using the Struts Page Flow to quickly assemble my web UI. His an example of how easy it is to get data from your DAO queries onto your JSP pages using ADF in JDeveloper 10.1.3.3.

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