Hello,
usually every serious database system comes with some tools or at least a
console that you can use to connect to the database and view the tables in
it. I don't know Netbeans but in Eclipse, there is is a database browser
built in. I'm sure netbeans has the feature either by default or as a plugin
as well. What kind of database do you use (vendor). You can usually tell by
the driver's name that is setup under the JDBC settings in Glasssfish.
Cheers,
Joerg
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Subject: Viewing data stored in JDBC Resource
>I have an Enterprise Application which is storing some NewsMessage strings
>to a sample resource (jdbc/sample) - Or at least thats how I understand its
>working!
>
> My question as the subject suggests, with the glassFish application
> server, how can you view tables you are creating and storing data to;
> either within netbeans or external to netbeans - I just want to view them.
>
> Sorry if the question context doesn't actually make sense, I'll try and
> clarify if that's the case.
>
> Thanks for your time.
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