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Below are examples of two good capability statements in the public domain. The first is a services company, the second example is for a company selling off-the-shelf products.
A good CAPE will be a promotional brochure that on paper and through the electronic media advertises who you are, what you do and why the government or prime contractors should buy from you. Major elements of your capability statement, in addition to your small business designation and certifications, are as follows:

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Previously, City Council members unanimously denied the site application and the special exemption request for the 70-bed drug treatment center. But that led applicants Neurogenix Inc. and Another New Life LLC to file a lawsuit accusing the city of being discriminatory.
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Bean Curd 2: The SQL
"No one appreciates the very special genius of your conversation as a dog does."
In Bean Curd 1 I introduced an "explicit properties" approach, where bean properties are declared in an "explicit bean info" class. Actually the bean info class and property descriptors are absorbed into the components bound to the bean, for convenience.
In that example, the bean info was absorbed into a Swing table model, and the property descriptors were absorbed into its table columns.
The property descriptor objects are configured using their own Field. In particular, the field name is used to deduce the default property name, and also further settings are extracted from annotations.
This avoids using string literals to refer to properties. I argue against such references and in favour of "stringless applications" in Explicit Reflection, Refactoring Translations and of course Bean Curd 1.
In this article, we address the worst pile of string literal references in the world. The database query! It's the messiest, most important integration of another language into Java. (Apart from XML, which JAXB handles quite brilliantly.)
In the ORM example presented here, our bean is an "entity bean" e.g. representing a row from a database table. The our property descriptors are declared in "data access objects" which double up as "explicit bean info" classes.
We then use these bean info's and their explicit property descriptors to reference our database tables and columns in "native database queries." These are pure Java representations of SQL queries.
In this case, our queries are readily toolable (eg. using the IDE's prompting, auto-completion and error-detection capabilities), and our ORM is refactorable, e.g. we can freely and safely rename our column mappings without breaking our queries, using IDE refactorings.
Incidently, I used this approach on one of the biggest (and definitely the messiest) databases I have ever encounted. It had a few hundred tables, although I only needed to map around 100 of them for the queries I implemented. The biggest single report was collated from about a dozen distinct queries involving two dozen tables, running concurrently on up to 130 distributed databases across the UK. It was so much fun that it shouldn't have been legal! ;)
Entity beans
"No matter what you've done wrong, always try to make it look like the dog did it."
Butch, our CIO, recently decided that we gotta rewrite our Top Dog club membership system. Because he was running with a dog who upgraded their system from some legacy language to this is new Java thing, and now we gotta do the same. Because all the puppies are being trained in Java these days, so we gonna be in the dog pound, baby!
So check it out, dog. We implement an "entity bean" for loading data from a database table into our application. For illustration, we throw in some EJB3 annotations, even though this is not a POJO. I haven't made the inevitable move to Glassfish Java Persistence yet, so please excuse any errors, omissions and lies.
@Table(name = "dog")
public class ZDog extends MEntityBean
protected String dogId;
protected String dogName;
protected String username;
protected String password;
protected ZDogHouse dogHouse;
protected String dogHouseId; // id of the above dogHouse object
protected List
dogRoleList = null;
... // other fields
public ZDog() {
public Comparable[] getId() {
return new Comparable[] {dogId};
public String getLabel() {
return dogName;
@Column(name = "dog_id")
public String getDogId() {
return dogId;
@ManyToOne(optional = false)
@JoinColumn(name = "house_id", nullable = false, updatable = false)
public ZDogHouse getDogHouse() {
if (dogHouse == null && dogHouseId != null) {
dogHouse = entityManager.dogHouse.getEntityBean(dogHouseId);
return dogHouse;
public void setDogHouse(ZDogHouse dogHouse) {
if (dogHouse != null) {
dogHouseId = dogHouse.getDogHouseId();
this.dogHouse = dogHouse;
@OneToMany(targetEntity = ZDogRole.class, cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
@ElementJoinColumn(name = "dog_id")
public List
dogRoleList getDogRoleList() {
if (dogRoleList == null) {
dogRoleList = entityManager.dogRole.getDogRoleListByDog(dogId);
return dogRoleList;
... // other getters and setters
Notice that we use a naming convention where "framework" classes start with the letter M, and application classes with the letter Z. Incidently, the M comes from meme.dev.java.net which is an implementation-in-progress of the approach presented here. And Z is just such a cool letter, so...
Our MEntityBean superclass might declare the getId() and getLabel() methods as abstract. The getId() implementation returns the primary keys of this entity bean. The superclass can then implement a compareTo() method for us, using getId() to get the comparative values.
The getLabel() method returns the string representation used to render the object, e.g. in a JLabel, combo box, or JTable cell renderer. So its toString() method is free to be used for another purpose, e.g. logging.
Notice that we illustrate code for lazily fetching referenced entities, using our "entity manager" which will be introduced later. When using JDBC rather than a sophisticated ORM engine that enhances our classes, this is handy for avoiding null pointer exceptions. Incidently, in this case we should implement caching in our entity manager, e.g. a HashMap using getId() for the keys.
Dog Access Object
"Some days you're the dog; some days you're the fire hydrant."
I like the DAO pattern. It abstracts our persistence mechanism, e.g. JDBC, JDO or EJB3. This is attractive to me because I have a habit of doing my own thing with JDBC, but also have a JDO comfort-zone from a previous project, and JPOX2 looks great. And of course I love the look of the new minty Java Persistence API and Glassfish, with its annotations. Because I like configuring stuff in my favourite language, that my IDE fully understands and helps me every step of the way. That is to say, in Java rather than in XML. If you ever catch me using XML when I could be using Java, please shoot me! ;)
The DAO pattern suggests an interface. Personally I find interfaces a problem for rapid prototyping, because I can't Alt-G into the implementation in Netbeans. You get taken to the interface declaration, which is a dead-end.
Considering that we never follow anything to the letter, let's introduce a concrete "entity info object" to start with, as below. This is our "data access object." Later we might split out an abstract superclass, to allow different implementations.
public class ZDogInfo extends MTable
@EntityPropertyAnnotation(label = "Social Security Collar Number", length = 14)
MEntityProperty dogId = createPrimaryColumn("dog_id");
@EntityPropertyAnnotation(label = "Real Name", length = 40, displayLength = 20)
MEntityProperty dogName = createColumn("dog_name");
@EntityPropertyAnnotation(label = "Puppyday", format = "yyyy-MM-dd")
MEntityProperty birthDate = createColumn("birth_date");
@EntityPropertyAnnotation(label = "Dog House Id", displayWidth = 100)
MEntityProperty dogHouseId = createForeignId("house_id");
@EntityPropertyAnnotation(label = "Dog House", displayWidth = 150)
MEntityProperty dogHouse = createForeignReference(dogHouseId);
@EntityPropertyAnnotation(label = "Roles", cascadeRead = true)
MEntityProperty dogRoleList = createOneToManyCollection(dogId);
... // other explicit properties
protected void configure() {
... // other configuration settings
public List
getOldDogs(int dogYears) {
... // select dogs where age > dogYears
... // other query methods
So in our entity info class, we explicitly declare our entity bean property descriptors, customised for ORM, as MEntityProperty objects.
Note that ORM frameworks create such objects, e.g. from XML configuration files, or annotations. However, we choose to expose them explicitly in our application, as above.
As in Bean Curd 1, we deduce the property name from the field name, rather than using string literal references. That is, the dogName property descriptor field in ZDogInfo, is bound to the dogName property in the ZDog bean, as exposed by the getDogName() accessor.
In addition to annotations, we have other metadata configuration options, notably a variety of superclass methods with overloaded arguments e.g. createColumn() to which the crucial SQL column name is passed as an argument. Also the bean property descriptors might be further configured directly. For example, in the configure() method above, we invoke setReferentialConstraint() on the property descriptor.
Clearly we have more than enough rope here to configure ourselves. So it's probably best to use standard EJB3 annotations on the entity bean, and then complement those here in the entity info to suit ourselves.
Refactoring the ORM
"Did you ever walk into a room and forget why you walked in? That happens to dogs all the time."
The entity info objects reflect on their MEntityProperty fields. These objects resolve their java.beans.PropertyDescriptor using their own field name as the implicit property name, e.g. dogName.
So when renaming a property in the entity bean i.e. the accessor and mutator methods e.g. getDogName(), we have to take care to rename the explicit property descriptor field in the entity info as well e.g. dogName, and visa versa.
This does not detract significantly from refactorability, since it is a single trivial operation, e.g. using Netbeans' refactorings. And if we neglect to do this, we will be reminded immediately when the application is run, courtesy of an exception.
Entity manager
"The difference between cats and dogs is, dogs come when called, cats take a message and get back to you."
We expose our entity info objects in a central entity manager as below.
public class ZEntityManager extends MEntityManager
public final ZDogInfo dog = new ZDogInfo();
public final ZDogRoleInfo dogRole = new ZDogRoleInfo();
public final ZDogHouseInfo dogHouse = new ZDogHouseInfo();
public final ZRegionInfo region = new ZRegionInfo();
public final ZOrganisationInfo organisation = new ZOrganisationInfo();
... // other entity info's
public ZEntityManager() {
configureReferentialConstraint(dog.dogHouseId, dogHouse.dogHouseId);
configureReferentialConstraint(dogHouse.regionId, region.regionId);
...// more configuration
... // maybe some query methods
All the entity info's are exposed here. So this entity manager represents our database schema.
We might perform some further configuration here, e.g. specifying foreign key constraints, as in the above constructor. I find it convenient to configure these constraints here, rather than in annotations in our entity beans, or entity info objects.
When this class is instantiated, all the entity info's are created. Therefore if there is any missing property or misnamed property descriptor, in any entity info, we'll know about it immediately, via an exception as soon as we run the application, if not via a unit test before that.
Native queries
"That fallacy about teaching old dogs new tricks... is so often true."
We use the entity info objects (exposed by our entity manager) and their explicit properties, to reference our database tables and columns in "native queries" as follows.
public class ZFidoQueryManager extends ZEntityManager {
public List
findFido(String regionId) {
query = createSelectQuery();
query.setTitle("Fido's in region %s", regionId);
query.select(organisation.organisationId, organisation.organisationName);
query.join(dog, organisation, region);
query.whereEquals(region.regionId, regionId);
query.whereStartsWithIgnoreCase(dog.dogName, "fido");
query.whereIs(organisation.active, true);
query.orderBy(organisation.organisationId, dog.dogName);
query.sectionBy(region.regionId, region.regionLabel);
query.writeResult(new MResultPdfWriter("/tmp/fido.pdf"), new ZDoggyStyle());
dogList = new ArrayList();
while (query.next()) {
ZResultRow resultRow = query.getResultRow(ZResultRow.class);
return dogList;
... // other queries
Notice, no string literals! Those strings that are there, shouldn't be. In particular, the title should be in a resource bundle, and the file name (and "fido") should not be hard-coded like this.
So the really cool thing is that these native queries are readily toolable. For example, we can type "dog.dep" and press Control-Space, and our IDE will auto-complete "dog.dependents." Also we can type "dog." and press Control-Space,
and the IDE shows us all the column names, in neat Java notation. This is great for the induction of new developers. "Who needs ER diagrams? Not us! We got real tools, dog."
Which brings us to the most important point. So we map our database to nice Java names (in our entity beans). The problem is that as soon as we use the mapped names in string queries (eg. OQL, EJBQL, HQL), then we immediately lose refactorability. It becomes impossible to fix up spelling errors and naming inconsistencies, without breaking our queries. "Thaaat's mentil!" And if you ignore a few broken windows, the next thing the whole building is run down, innit.
Our native queries are pretty much Java versions of the equivalent SQL code. Consequently, generating the SELECT SQL from the above select query object is relatively trivial, as we'll see later. This close correlation to SQL also makes our native queries immediately understandable to developers familiar with SQL.
As you can imagine, we use variable-length arguments extensively. Also, we use auto-boxing and method overloading, particularly in the where methods. For example, whereEquals(), whereLessThan() et al, should support comparing a column value to another column, or to a Java number, String, Date or boolean value, e.g. passed as an argument to our query method, e.g. findFido(regionId) in the above example.
We can add additional functionality to our native queries fairly easily. "It's our bone and we gonna chew the hell out of it." For example, we can specify a title, sectioning (eg. by region in the above example), columns to be totalled and averaged (eg. by section, and/or a grand total), a style template, and write the output of the query to HTML, PDF and/or Excel. All this with a few extra lines of code, as in the above example. This is handy for generating "run of the mill" reports in record time. In theory, that is. And "in theory there is no difference between theory and practice" so...
Traversing the result set
"To his dog, every man is Napoleon; hence the constant popularity of dogs."
The trick we use in the above native query is to populate a "result row" object via reflection, where this class might be implemented as follows.
public class ZResultRow implements MResultRow {
public ZDog dog;
public ZDogHouse dogHouse;
public ZDogRole dogRole;
public ZOrganisation organisation;
public ZRegion region;
... // other entity bean declarations
public void resolveReferences();
if (dog != null && dogHouse != null) dog.setDogHouse(dogHouse);
... // resolve other references
In our query.getResultRow() method, for each of the entity beans declared in ZResultRow above, that are included in the query, we create that entity bean using newInstance(), and set those values which are selected in the query, from the current row, using reflection.
As such, some the above references will be null, and those values which are not selected in the query, will remain unset. However, this is the nature of relational database queries for business intelligence reports, i.e. we are selecting specific limited data from a large dataset. We are not constructing a object graph per se, or navigating through persistent connected objects as one might do using an object database.
In the case of expressions, e.g. SUM(dog.dependents), we can extract these from the current row using a reference to the expression object. Or alternatively, we can use the first operand to reference the expression indirectly, e.g. getIntResultByOperand(dog.dependents). I found that this latter approach sufficed for my purposes.
As illustrated in the resolveReferences() method above, we might "resolve references" manually. Alternatively, we can resolve them when we iterate through the query result set, as shown further above, e.g. resultRow.dog.setDogHouse(resultRow.dogHouse). Or even easier, we can use metadata from our entity info's to resolve them automatically.
This obviates all those nasty JDBC getString("dog_id") methods. And I cannot tell you how happy that makes me. Because we don't like those, and you know we don't like string literal references. So we roll over backwards and jump through hoops, not to use them.
"If dogs could talk, that would take a lot of the fun out of being a dog."
Let's chew on the implementation, and see how we might spit out the SQL.
In our entity manager, we might implement methods for the convenience of our queries, as follows.
public class MEntityManager {
public MCondition or(MCondition ... conditions) {
return new MOr(conditions);
public MCondition startsWith(MEntityProperty column, String value) {
return new MEquals(column, new MStringLiteralValue(value + "%"));
public MCondition equalsNumeric(MExpression expression, Object value) {
return new MEquals(expression, new MNumericLiteralValue(value));
public MCondition is(MExpression expression, Boolean value) {
return new MIs(expression, value); // "IS TRUE" or "IS FALSE"
public MCondition in(MExpression expression, MSelectQuery subselect) {
return new MInSelect(expression, subselect);
public MCondition equalsExpression(MExpression expression, MExpression rightExpression) {
return new MEquals(expression, rightExpression);
public MExpression sum(MExpression ... expressions) {
return new MSum(new MAdd(expressions));
public MExpression max(MExpression expression) {
return new MMax(expression);
public MExpression monthPart(MExpression expression) {
return new MMonthPart(expression);
... // other convenience methods
Let's start digging into the above types, notably MExpression and MCondition.
"From the dog's point of view, his master is an elongated and abnormally cunning dog. "
Our MExpression interface is implemented by expressions that we might SELECT, or use in conditional WHERE clauses, or other clauses, e.g. ORDER BY.
public interface MExpression {
public String emitExpression();
Certainly we will want to select database columns. These are declared in our entity info's as "entity properties," and so those implement MExpression, as shown below.
public class MEntityProperty implements MExpression {
protected MPropertyDescriptor propertyDescriptor; // embedded property descriptor wrapper
protected String columnName; // SQL name e.g. "dog_id"
public String emitExpression() {
return columnName;
So that was easy. We just emit the SQL column name of the property. "That's too simple, there must be a catch."
Oops, I forgot the table name. Let's correct that in T minus zero, i.e. now.
public class MEntityProperty implements MExpression {
protected MPropertyDescriptor propertyDescriptor; // embedded property descriptor wrapper
protected String columnName; // SQL name e.g. "dog_id"
protected MEntityInfo entityInfo; // parent bean info, e.g. ZDogInfo
public String emitExpression() {
return entityInfo.getTableReferenceName() + "." + columnName;
For each entity that maps to a table, we assign an SQL "table reference name" which by default equals the table name. This enables us to select multiple instances from the same table, using different references, e.g. "FROM region region1, region region2". To achieve this we declare multiple instances of the entity info, with different table reference names, as follows.
public class ZEntityManager extends MEntityManager
public final ZDogInfo dog = new ZDogInfo();
public final ZDogRoleInfo dogRole = new ZDogRoleInfo();
public final ZDogHouseInfo dogHouse = new ZDogHouseInfo();
public final ZRegionInfo region = new ZRegionInfo();
public final ZOrganisationInfo organisation = new ZOrganisationInfo();
public final ZRegionInfo regionOfDogHouse = new ZRegionInfo("region_of_dog_house");
public final ZRegionInfo regionOfOrganisation = new ZRegionInfo("region_of_organisation");
public List
selectDogsLivingInRegionLabel(String regionLabel) {
query = createSelectQuery();
query.selectAll(dog, dogHouse, organisation);
query.selectAll(regionOfDogHouse, regionOfOrganisation);
query.join(dog, organisation, regionOfOrganisation);
query.join(dogHouse, regionOfDogHouse);
query.whereEquals(regionOfDogHouse.regionLabel, regionLabel);
In the above example, we introduce regionOfDogHouse and regionOfOrganisation, with distinguishing table reference names, in order to support selecting multiple ZRegion instances in a single query. We would also need to declare these in ZResultRow to get at them.
Composite Expressions
"You can say any foolish thing to a dog, and the dog will give you this look that says, 'My God, you're right! I never would've thought of that!'"
Consider the "sum of" expression implementation below.
public class MSum implements MExpression {
protected MExpression expression;
public MSum(MExpression expression) {
this.expression = expression;
public String emitExpression() {
return "SUM(" + expression.emitExpression() + ")";
As you can see, it's not exactly rocket science. We can knock these things off for a dime a dozen, innit. For example, MMax, MMin and MCount. And, if it suits us, have convenience methods to create such expressions in our MEntityManager as shown above, so that our queries look more naturally like SQL.
Which is our goal... Sorry, I might have forgotten to mention that?
Literal values
"Dogs, the foremost snobs in creation, are quick to notice the difference between a well-clad and a disreputable stranger."
We must also support literal expressions. Let's introduce an empty interface to identify our literals.
public interface MLiteralValue extends MExpression {
Now let's crunch the numbers.
public class MNumericLiteralValue implements MLiteralValue {
protected Object value;
public MNumericLiteralValue(Object value) {
this.value = value;
public String emitExpression() {
if (value == null) {
throw new MQueryRuntimeException("null number - mental!");
return value.toString();
For text literals, the main difference is that we must use single quotes, as below.
public class MStringLiteralValue implements MLiteralValue {
protected String value;
public MStringLiteralValue(String value) {
this.value = value;
public String emitExpression() {
return "'" + value + "'";
For date literals, we must also use single quotes. Oh, and format the date correctly.
public class MDateLiteralValue implements MLiteralValue {
protected static MContext context = MContext.getInstance();
protected Date value;
public MDateLiteralValue(Date value) {
this.value = value;
public String emitExpression() {
return "'" + context.queryDateFormat.format(value) + "'";
We must also support timestamps, and be cognisant of the difference between dates and timestamps, in particular in comparisons. For example, "WHERE timestamp BETWEEN begin_date AND end_date" might be broken because the end date will be converted to a timestamp at the beginning of the day (ie. "00:00" in the hit series "24"). This makes the right comparison exclusive, whereas if the timestamp was a date type, it would inclusive. Yes, you guessed right, I got bitten on the bum by this.
In order to support a different SQL dialect, or even a different query language e.g. EJB QL, our native query objects might delegate to an interface e.g. MQueryLanguageFormatter (via MContext), which might be implemented differently by MPostgresFormatter, MFireflyFormatter, MJavaPersistenceFormatter etcetera.
"A dog teaches one fidelity, perseverance, and to turn around three times before lying down."
Now let's consider conditions, which are used primarily in our WHERE clause, but also in the HAVING clause (which can be used together with GROUP BY).
Firstly, we introduce an interface for conditions.
public interface MCondition {
public String emitCondition();
Consider the following implementation of a comparitive condition.
public class MGreaterThanInclusive implements MCondition {
protected MExpression leftExpression;
protected MExpression rightExpression;
public MGreaterThanInclusive(MExpression leftExpression, MExpression rightExpression) {
this.leftExpression = leftExpression;
this.rightExpression = rightExpression;
public String emitCondition() {
return leftExpression.emitExpression() + " >= " + rightExpression.emitExpression();
The above is a typical condition, with two operands. The MBetween condition takes three expressions. MIsNull, MIsNotNull, MIsTrue, and MIsFalse take one. But their implementation is otherwise much like the above - in a word, trivial.
Let's consider one more comparitive example.
public class MIs implements MCondition {
protected MExpression expression;
protected Boolean value;
public MIs(MExpression expression, Boolean value) {
this.expression = expression;
this.value = value;
public String emitCondition() {
if (value == null) return expression.emitExpression() + " IS NULL";
if (value) return expression.emitExpression() + " IS TRUE";
return expression.emitExpression() + " IS FALSE";
It's probably safer to throw an exception if the boolean value is null, and so we should rather use MIsNull to test for that.
Composite conditions
"Dogs listen to you while you talk about yourself, and keep up an appearance of being interested in the conversation."
In following example, we use varargs to specify multiple conditions to be OR'ed together.
public class MOr implements MCondition {
protected MCondition[] conditions;
public MOr(MCondition ... conditions) {
this.conditions = conditions;
public String emitCondition() {
StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
for (MCondition condition : conditions) {
if (buffer.length() > 0) buffer.append(" OR ");
return "(" + buffer.toString() + ")";
Another composite condition is of course, MAnd. And we will see later that we AND together multiple conditions specified by where() method invocations on our select query.
Select query
"When in a car, dogs suddenly feel the need to bark violently at nothing, right in your ear."
Let's now consider the select query object, woohoo!
public class MSelectQuery extends MSqlStatement {
protected List
selectList = new ArrayList();
protected List
fromList = new ArrayList();
protected List
whereList = new ArrayList();
protected List
groupByList = new ArrayList();
protected List
havingList = new ArrayList();
protected List
orderByList = new ArrayList();
protected List
totalList = new ArrayList();
protected List
sectionByList = new ArrayList();
public void select(MExpression ... expressions) {
public void selectExclude(MExpression ... expressions) {
public void selectAll(MTable ... tables) {
for (MTable table : tables) {
... // very many more methods
There are of course no limits to the conveniences we can incorporate into the above select query object. So we can make SQL and other query languages look relatively pedestrian to boot, besides being untoolable in our IDEs.
For instance, we know that all the expressions in the GROUP BY clause must also be in the SELECT. So we introduce a method selectGroupBy() to catch two birds with one jump, as below.
public void selectGroupBy(MExpression ... expressions) {
This is especially handy when our GROUP BY expressions are complicated.
Also, we can introduce decorative functionality into our select query, which is related to printing the result. For instance, our selectTotal() method, indicates that we should total that column when we print the result set. Also, our selectSectionBy() method indicates that we should break the output into sections, and show those columns in the section headings, and not in the lines, e.g. selectSectionBy(regionId, regionLabel).
public void selectTotal(MExpression ... expressions) {
public void selectSectionBy(MExpression ... expressions) {
Consequently, our select query object suffices for most reports that involve a single select query only. And without any compromise on the presentation quality, e.g. titles, sections, column headings, formatting and styling.
Throwing SQL out of the house
"A door is what a dog is perpetually on the wrong side of."
But how are we ever going to execute this query? Actually we find that is it quite easy to emit our SQL in our MSelectQuery class. Check it out, dog.
public String emitQueryString() {
StringBuffer query = new StringBuffer();
query.append("SELECT ");
StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
for (MExpression expression : selectList) {
if (buffer.length() > 0) buffer.append(", ");
query.append("\n FROM ");
buffer = new StringBuffer();
for (MSource source : fromList) { // tables and joins
query.append("\n WHERE ");
buffer = new StringBuffer();
for (MCondition clause : whereList) {
if (buffer.length() > 0) buffer.append("\n AND ");
if (limit != 0) query.append("\n LIMIT " + limit);
return query.toString();
Notice that might implement a method validate(), to detect obvious errors in the query before we even try to formulate and execute the SQL. For instance, we might have selected columns from a table that has not been specified in the FROM/JOIN clauses. That's like throwing the frisbee straight into the ground, which is no fun.
In order to support different SQL databases, we would implement the above method in a separate delegate class, e.g. MPostgresSqlWriter. Also, we might support other query languages, e.g. via MGlassfishJavaPersistenceQueryWriter.
Constructing the SQL in the above method is easy, hey! Handling the JOIN clauses turns out to be the hardest part, but is still easy. Let's check it out...
From tables to joins
"Labradors are lousy watchdogs. When there is a stranger about, they bark - with unmitigated joy at the chance to meet somebody new."
We use MSource objects for our FROM/JOIN clauses.
public interface MSource {
public void emitFrom(StringBuffer buffer);
Since we use the entity info objects (exposed in our entity manager) as "table references," their MTable superclass implements MSource.
public class MTable implements MSource {
protected String tableName; // SQL table name
protected String tableReferenceName; // e.g. "region_of_dog_house"
public void emitFrom(StringBuffer buffer) {
if (buffer.length() > 0) buffer.append(", ");
if (!tableReferenceName.equals(tableName)) {
buffer.append(" " + tableReferenceName);
Finally, join objects are also of the MSource type.
public abstract class MJoin implements MSource {
protected MTable rightTable;
protected MCondition joinCondition;
protected List
columnPairList = new ArrayList();
public void add(MEntityProperty leftColumn, MEntityProperty rightColumn) {
columnPairList.add(new MEntityProperty[] {leftColumn, rightColumn});
public String emitJoinCondition() {
StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
for (MEntityProperty[] columnPair : columnPairList) {
if (buffer.length() > 0) buffer.append(" AND ");
buffer.append(columnPair[0].emitExpression() + " = " + columnPair[1].emitExpression());
return buffer.toString();
public abstract void emitFrom(StringBuffer buffer);
Remember that we have pre-configured our foreign key constraints e.g. in ZEntityManager further above. Typically, this enables our joins to be expressed very concisely in our select query, e.g. join(dog, dogHouse, region), i.e. without having to specify the join columns.
For more complicated cases of joining using columns from two or more other tables, we provide convenience methods in MSelectQuery for explicitly indicating which column pairs to use in the join, and/or a further join MCondition might be specified.
But typically we can deduce the columns from the foreign constraints. For example, we know to use dogHouseId to handle join(dog, dogHouse), i.e. "FROM dog JOIN dog_house ON (dog.house_id = dog_house.house_id)."
We might emit the JOIN SQL as follows.
public class MLeftJoin extends MJoin {
public void emitFrom(StringBuffer buffer) {
buffer.append("\n LEFT JOIN " + rightTable.getTableName());
buffer.append(" ON (" + super.emitJoinCondition() + ")");
We take care to make our SQL output look neat, and to be as concise as possible. For example, in the above method, we should try to use a JOIN USING if possible, e.g. "JOIN dog_house USING (house_id)" when the column names are the same on both sides of the join.
So joins are a walk in the park. Which is what I wanna do sooner rather than later, so let's wrap this up sooner. So I'm not going to talk about sub-selects. Because I forget exactly how I handled them before, and don't want to remember because then I'll be tempted to include a discussion on them here and now. Darn! I just remembered. OK, lemme try...
Loose endings
"Things that upset a terrier may pass virtually unnoticed by a Great Dane."
Of course we must support sub-selects, e.g. "WHERE type IN (SELECT type FROM types WHERE ...)
AND id IN (SELECT MAX(id) FROM ...)".
public class MInSelect extends MCondition {
protected MExpression expression;
protected MSelectQuery subselect;
public MInSelect(MExpression expression, MSelectQuery subselect) {
this.expression = expression;
this.subselect = subselect;
public String emitCondition() {
return expression.emitExpression() + " IN (" + subselect.emitQueryString() + ")";
That should work! I knew it was easy. Just remembering it was the hard part.
Which reminds me, we should also implement INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE queries. Compared to the MSelectQuery, they are easy. And that's all I'm gonna remember about them right now!
Except to say, UPDATE and DELETE implement FROM, JOIN and WHERE exactly like SELECT of course. So MSelectQuery, MUpdateQuery and their other friend MDeleteQuery, might all extend MQuery, with common support put there for FROM, JOIN and WHERE.
Netbeans, the adhoc query tool
"Whoever said you can't buy happiness forgot little puppies."
I found that writing native queries e.g. using Netbeans, was very convenient. I could keep adding new methods, which was fun. And also the auto-completion of column names, and neat column names at that, was such a pleasure. Especially when the database is big and messy and unfamiliar, and column names are abbreviated to the point of confusion. "What is ln_d_per again? You right, it is the line discount percentage... I knew that."
In fact, I found it infinitely more convenient than using psql. Especially where there are many joins. Those are very tedious in SQL, compared to the above native queries e.g. join(dog, dogHouse, region). We "pre-configure" the foreign key constraints, so our native select query can iron out the details.
So I wrote and ran adhoc support queries using Netbeans rather than psql. "I love that F6 button, man!" I was formatting the output to print to the console, which worked fine, because the IDE provides scroll bars of course. However, one could get fancy and popup a JTable, and save the preferred column widths and maybe even column order, using the Preferences API.
The bonus was that later I could cut and paste those adhoc queries into servlets, e.g. to be reused by myself, other developers, and support technicians. And with very little extra work, I spun some of those servlets into actual production reports for the client. A future article in this series will delve into that.
I wrote some bash scripts that rsync'ed the updated classes onto central servers in multiple environments/networks in multiple countries (only two, but shhh), with multiple instances per server, i.e. newer "staging" code vs stable "production" versions running on different ports, and restarted all the updated servers, at the push of an Enter button. It was a beautiful thing to behold! :) Hey, I should have written Ant tasks to do this, then I would never have to leave Netbeans... except to read Thunderbird and surf Firefox, of course.
"I see a look in the dog's eyes, a quickly vanishing look of amazed
contempt, and I'm convinced that he thinks I'm nuts."
In Bean Curd 1 I introduced an "explicit bean property" approach with "no string references attached" where property descriptors are declared explicitly in a bean info class, and their field names are used as implicit property names, for beans binding.
These property descriptor objects are configured using their own Field. In particular, the field name is used to deduce the default property name, and also further settings are extracted from annotations.
This avoids using string literal references, which I also argue against in Explicit Reflection and Refactoring Translations.
In the ORM example presented here, our bean is an "entity bean" e.g. representing a row from a database table. Explicit bean properties are declared in "entity info" objects, which double up as "data access objects." This provides flexibility for mapping and configuration, via overloaded factory methods, in addition to annotations.
We then use these explicit properties for "native queries" i.e. stringless database queries. In this case, our queries are readily toolable (eg. using the IDE's prompting, auto-completion and error-detection capabilities), and our ORM is refactorable, e.g. we can safely rename our column mappings. "It's the dogs!"
Writing queries becomes a breeze (thanks to the toolability, particularly auto-completion) and it becomes easy to keep the mapping clean and consistent (using IDE refactorings freely).
"We in the dog pound now, baby!" :)
Future articles in this series might be "Bean Curd 4: On Form", looking at using our "annotated integrated explicit property" approach for HTML forms, for the purpose of capturing parameters for native query servlets, and "Bean Curd 5: PH&P - Pdf, Html and Poi" for producing reports in PDF, HTML and/or Excel, using annotated property descriptors, native queries and servlets. But first I might do, "Bean Curd 3: Swing Form Binder" just to mix it up.
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?? Will MIDletStateChangeException affects Midlet's performance ??
i'm writing a j2me game.
There is a MIDletStateException that can be appended right after the startApp and destroyApp.
i wonder if this optional exception throwing clause can slow down the app a bit?
By adding the exception handler, how much extra work would be involved???
Any form of help would be greatly appreciated.
Putting an exception thrown notation on a method does not do anything to hinder the performance.
Additionally the try/catch block that has to encompass the method or constructor takes no extra processing, UNLESS the exception is thrown.
The exception notation and subsequent try/catch do require more resources for the exception catching, exception definitions, and wrapping code. However this can be offset by the removal of things like if( arrayX != null && arrayX.length > 0) and just have a nullpointer exception and an arrayoutofbounds exception being caught. This makes since when the case for arrayX being null or having no elements is >1% of the time.
Very helpful. thanks alot.
the question has just one notch from being answered: i can feel free to add try/catch blocks into my app?
i do not precisely understand your words "exception notation".
my understanding is like this:
someMethodsThatWouldThrowExceptions(); // no performance hit
catch(Exception e) {
handleException(); // low performance here
Sorry, should have explained that a bit. Try/catch is what you put around the method call that throws the exception. The "exception notation" is what is placed on the method call to inform the Java compiler to require the try/catch be used. (It's my term not an industry standard)
So you have method "foo" that throws an exception:
public void foo( ) throws NullPointerException <<--- exception notation
{ /* do something here */ }
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{ try { foo() } catch(NullPointerException npe) { /* handle exception */} }
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For everybody fighting with occasional clipping (or perfectionists wanting to test everything) you should try the attached sample, udial.
Your output can occasional clip without you knowing/hearing it. But for us perfectionists this will theoretically give a better quality output.
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Why is this sample theoretical? Can you elaborate? I'm not claiming it's not, but I'm interested in your opinion. Further, why would it result in blown tweeters? Do you think that aliasing intermodulation causing D/A-converters are so commonplace or is ther another reason? I'm willing to learn more.
Also, does anybody know the source of this sample?
Just out of curiosity I burned the sample to an audio cd and tried playback on my portable Panasonic SL-CT780 and my DVD player Philips SA-962. Panasonic has audible noise (static) in burst over the sample. Philips SA-962 plays back the sample faultlessly (at least to my ear).
This reminds me of another interesting sample I have on Digital Recordings' "CD-Check" cd. It also produces audible static type noise on most sound cards and on my Panasonic portable CD-player.
I can upload that, if anybody's interested.
I also tried the DirectSound Resampling plugin v.2.2.6 for Winamp 2.x and the results remain the same: horrible distortion regardless of volume settings.
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These are perfectly crispy rosemary baked fries. Just a quick soak of 10 minutes leads to the best baked fry I've ever tasted.
The elusive perfectly crisp baked fry. I've been chasing it for years.
There was the slice into circles and spray both sides with cooking spray phase, the spend far too long cutting into matchsticks phase and most recently, giving up on the "fry" look altogether and just roasting in cube form phase.
They all had their downfalls for one reason or another and none really tasted like a legit fry with that perfect crisp exterior and soft inside. I had pretty much all but given up on hopes of finding a simple recipe that didn't require hours of soaking or a deep fryer, neither of which I was willing to succumb to. And then, I saw Kathryne's post. It's like the clouds opened up and beams of sun came out. 10 minutes of soaking? I can handle that. Parchment paper, oil for tossing and a low rack in the oven? Simple!
I think I was one of the first comments on that post saying I was going to try it out. And I did. About 5 times over in the 10 days since it was published. In my defense, I had 2 CSA bunches in that timeframe both with potatoes that came with the disclaimer "they're from last year so once they see light, they'll start to sprout". Using them immediately seemed like a better option than finding a dark, damp place for them to hide out in my house.
Despite the smoke alarm going off 3 out of the 5 times and Ginger hiding in the laundry room each and every time, these are hands down the most perfectly crisp baked fry I've ever tasted.
While the plain are pretty amazing themselves, I opted to spice things up a bit with some seasonings and fresh rosemary. I know most people think of rosemary as a winter herb, but it's growing like a weed in a pot on my front steps to point where it's approaching the size of a small toddler. Something had to be done.
There's so many possibilities. Garlic and truffle salt. Rosemary and parmesan. Scallions. Even cheddar would be amazing. Give me a week and I'll probably have tried them all.
The only disappointing thing about these was running out of ketchup midway through and having to use salsa instead.
Not the same.
Method slightly adapted from Cookie and Kate
- 3 small russet potatoes, scrubbed and cut into "fry-like" slices
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oi, divided
- salt & pepper
- ½ tablespoon rosemary + more for garnish, chopped
- ¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper
- ½ teaspoon smoked paprika
- ¼ teaspoon cumin
- Preheat oven to 475 degrees and adjust a rack to the second slot from the bottom.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper, drizzle with 2 tablespoons of oil and a pinch of salt & pepper.
- In a medium bowl, cover potato slices with hot water and let soak for 10 minutes.
- Drain potatoes and pat dry.
- Toss potatoes with remaining tablespoon of olive oil, cayenne, smoked paprika, cumin and additional salt & pepper.
- Spread out into an even single layer on the baking sheet and cover with foil.
- Bake for 5 minutes and then remove foil.
- Bake for another 10 minutes then rotate the pan.
- Bake for another 5 minutes then remove pan from oven, flip each fry individually and bake for 5 more minutes.
- Remove from oven, sprinkle with more salt & pepper to taste and garnish with additional rosemary.
- Enjoy immediately.
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This is EXACTLY how I make mine. Mmmm :)
YUM! My husband has a deep fryer and always soaks the potatoes first — yet somehow whenever I make "my version" which is baked, I never think to soak them first. DUH me!! PS I LOVE rosemary on sweet or regular baked potato fries, just goes SO well together. Ditto cayenne pepper. yummy.
This is how we do our fries as well – they get so crispy, love them!
These look SO awesome. Must try asap.
Those look delicious! I love baking "healthier" fries at home!
It's not often you find a homemade CRISPY baked fry. Soggy fries be damned! I like mine super crispy. Great recipe Gina! Will save this one for sure.
Yours look perfect! Wish I had a surplus of potatoes to give me an excuse to make batch after batch. It's getting too hot to turn on the oven, but those fries are worth it!
These are so brown and crispy that I'm dying to reach through the screen and snatch the whole plate. Beautiful!
DEFINITELY making these! This is an elusive product Brit and I have been searching for for years as well! No more limp, flimsy fries! :D thanks!
AH! My mind is blown! Would the same process work for sweet potato fries?
I make mine very similar (less oil and salt) but dang they're good!
These look absolutely perfect! When i run out of ketchup, I use Ranch dressing, or vinegar, depending on how desperate I am. Hot sauce works too.
Those do look perfectly crispy! These may need to be made this weekend!
Ah! I'm so excited to try these! We're always trying to perfect baked fries as well, and who doesnt love rosemary on potatoes!?! Thanks!
Glad to hear I'm not the only one whose smoke alarm goes off when cooking at high temps! Living in an apartment, I'm pretty sure my neighbors hate me. Still, I think I might have to risk that to make these fries! They look delish :)
I need to make these very soon..they look delicious!! :)
I must have seen these on instagram or something because I knew you were going to post this! I am anxiously awaiting non-hot weather so I can turn my oven on and make these.
yum- that sounds amazing! I love rosemary on fries as well. I'm definitely craving fries now- and healthy ones at that!
Thos really do look like the absolute perfect baked fry.
Those really do look like the absolute perfect baked fry.
can't wait to try this method out!
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I feel like I comment here every. single. day. because these recipes are always amazing! Eric and I are constantly trying to make homemade fries and while they TASTE good, the texture is never quite right. They're either too slippery or too mushy or burned. I'll be making these this weekend for sure. Do you think this recipe would work with sweet potato fries? My mind is racing with the possibilities . And have you ever thought of making your own homemade ketchup? I hear it's not as complicated as I think it is and it seems perfect for situations like yours. I hate running out of ketchup. It's the pits.
Soak in HOT water? Odd I think, but I will try it. and Pinning.
I love crispy fries and these look delicious! I would love to try this method with sweet potatoes and a little aioli!
Great blog!
Love love LOVE rosemary. And baked fries. These look perfect.
I LOVE baked fries. Like, seriously can't get enough. It took me a long time to get good result though. I've been soaking my potatoes in cold water, not hot. I'll try the hot water next time :D These look so good. I think fries need to go on the menu in the next couple days, haha.
I make mine this way apart from the soaking step. I can't wait to try it. I'm also going to try it with sweet potatoes, cinnamon, and chili powder and see how that works. Just in time for cookout season!
Lots of steps but worth it if it gives you the perfect (and elusive) baked crunchy fry!
I love the combination of rosemary with potatoes, and I love a crispy baked french fry! These look great!
Dear Hubby will love these!!! (Do you think the whole "soak" method would work for sweet potato fries as well?)
I saw Kathryne's post too and was so curious about the soaking method. I have been baking my fries and because they taste good anyways, I have given up on trying to make them crispy. But now that there's two proofs that they can turn out crispy in the oven, I will have to give this a try. So glad to know that you're enjoying your CSA. I should sign up for it… but am always afraid that I won't ever get to use up everything.
Yummy! These look delicious. I have a huge box of potatoes so I have plenty of opportunity to try them too.
These look perfectly CRISPY and the photos are almost edible! Fantastic!
Love the 'enjoy immediately' note at the bottom, which I'm pretty sure you said didn't exactly happen. Although… I'm sure one or two made it straight from the oven to your mouth and you enjoyed the crispiness.
This is the kind of recipe that I'd set off the smoke detector with over and over. And my dog would go nuts! Totally worth it though.
I can handle 10 minutes of soaking – beautiful pictures, you have my mouth watering!
Aren't baked fries the best!? I like to sprinkle mine with herbs, especially if they're fresh from the garden. I don't know why people fry them when they're so good baked!
I have never soaked it in water…this is new to me. Yours look so beautiful….baked fries are my fav:) Came here thru twitter….you have a great blog:)
Soak the potatoes! Duh! These look so crispy for being baked! Love it!
you have no idea how obsessed with fries I am. especially the rosemary herbed kind. i get them at the grocery all the time but they're never that great, obviously. ugh, you're making me crave these fries beyond belief right now. LOVE this, seriously, i just want to lurch at the screen and grab one.
Oh man I can't believe you ran out of ketchup midway! I would've gladly come over, with the ketchup in return for some fries :)
YAYYY! Thanks for sharing the genius – making these tomorrow for sure (how did you know roasted potatoes were on our menu?)!
I love your recipes! I have some potatoes that need to be eaten. I will be trying this out.
Wow these really look perfect!!
Rosemary is probably my all time favorite spice to use on veggies! YUMMIE. I'd love to try this on some sweet potater fries.
Never ever ever skim… I thought you admitted to planning weed in a pot in your kitchen lol. Maybe I need a nap? I'm seriously head over heels in love with potatoes and can't get enough of them. I love a good potato wedge (so much easier than french fry style for sure!).
Rosemary should be on every french fry!
Hey!! I just saw this picture on Foodgawker and the fries look too tempting and yummy!
Your fries look amazingly tasty. I love making homemade fries.
Wow…these are gorgeous! And because they are baked, make me feel just a tad less guilty. Bet this recipe would be great with sweet potatoes as well! The photos were great too. I liked it so much, I posted this on our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/DeliciousKarma
I love everything about the recipe + photos, thank-you so much for sharing! I followed the recipe to the letter, except I did not have a baking sheet and used a baking pan instead. The fries smell great but are mushy…..perhaps the high sides of the baking pan held in moisture? Has anyone else had the same experience? I shall persevere and will try this recipe again once I find a baking sheet!
Then again, perhaps my oven just can't get hot enough even at the recommended 475. It's the first time I have cranked the heat up that high in the oven. The parchment paper only browned on the edges, not uniformly like in the photo. I 'dried out' the fries in a frying pan on medium heat and we enjoyed our hot potato wedges, with ketchup of course :-)
Made these tonight and they turned out wonderfully!
Thank you for understanding the absolute essential nature of ketchup to this endeavor. It's like no one in my house understands this but me.
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