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Introduction
A database object is a POJO (Plain Old Java Object) that is persisted in a single database table as a single row where each field of the POJO is mapped to a database column. It can be tedious to write JDBC CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations without some kind of help. Therefore, we are using Spring's SimpleJdbcTemplate (see: Data access with JDBC ) for all CRUD operation on these database POJOs. Even with SimpleJdbcTemplate, a lot of boiler plate SQL is required for CRUD operations. To reduce the amount of work needed to add new database objects we created a generic DAO (Data Access Object) to do most of the tedious CRUD operations called DBOBasicDao (W/implementation: DBOBasicDaoImpl).
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