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Creating JSF applications with JRuby and ActiveRecord-JDBC (Part 2)
Posted: March 25, 2008Published: March 16, 2008
Author: Rogério Araújo
My last article about this topic showed how can we start the develoent of an JSF webapp with JRuby and ActiveRecord-JDBC, we will discuss on this article how can we create the dao, domain class and the view used to show costumer data.

In this example, CostumerDao illustrate how can we perform some data persistence/retrieval using ActiveRecord domain classes, we defined MyCostumer JRuby class to act as a proxy of our domain class.


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