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48
return
firstName;
49
}
50
51
// sets the lastName
52
public void
setLastName(String lastName)
53
{
54
this
.lastName = lastName;
55
}
56
57
// returns the last name
58
public
String getLastName()
59
{
60
return
lastName;
61
}
62
63
// sets the email address
64
public void
setEmail(String email)
65
{
66
this
.email = email;
67
}
68
69
// returns the email address
70
public
String getEmail()
71
{
72
return
email;
73
}
74
75
// sets the phone number
76
public void
setPhoneNumber(String phone)
77
{
78
this
.phoneNumber = phone;
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}
80
81
// returns the phone number
82
public
String getPhoneNumber()
83
{
84
return
phoneNumber;
85
}
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}
// end class Person
Fig. 24.30
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Person
class that represents an entry in an
AddressBook
. (Part 2 of 2.)
Class
PersonQueries
Class
PersonQueries
(Fig. 24.31) manages the address book application's database con-
nection and creates the
PreparedStatement
s that the application uses to interact with the
database. Lines 18-20 declare three
PreparedStatement
variables. The constructor (lines
23-49) connects to the database at lines 27-28.
1
// Fig. 24.31: PersonQueries.java
2
// PreparedStatements used by the Address Book application.
3
import
java.sql.Connection;
Fig. 24.31
|
PreparedStatements
used by the Address Book application. (Part 1 of 5.)
