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Let's make a bean that proxies the database classes we've used thus far.
Then, we can deploy this in a Swing app. Perhaps we could even make
a Swing component that uses this to display the results of database queries!
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To make life easy, let's start with what Sun gave us and adapt it to a
database class.
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Add the necessary import statement: java.sql.*;
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Then, make instance fields for Connection, Statement, and ResultSet.
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Make the getters and setters for these instance fields.
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Make the manifest file. Watch out, my IDE was very particular about
this!
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Make the jar file.
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Import the jar into your IDE.
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Make a Swing form and test it out.
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This will be a non-GUI bean, because we can't see it on the form
but we can still add it to the form and set properties.
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