JAVA_NAMED_REQUEST

This class exist for create nammed prepared request in Java. For use this :

	String _SQL = "SELECT userName FROM myTable WHERE one = :id"
	          + "AND name = :username"
	          + "AND code = :code"
	          + "AND pseudo = :userpseudo"
	          + "AND five = :five";
	          
	Hashtable<String, String> SQL_PARAMS = new Hashtable<String, String>();
	SQL_PARAMS.put("id", "9787");
	SQL_PARAMS.put("username", "Lulu");
	SQL_PARAMS.put("code", "786-45_66");
	SQL_PARAMS.put("userpseudo", "Foo");
	SQL_PARAMS.put("five", "Sils");

And not this :

	String _SQL = "SELECT userName FROM myTable WHERE one = ?" // param 1 (id)
	          + "AND name = ?" // param 2 (username)
	          + "AND code = ?" // param 3 (code)
	          + "AND pseudo = ?" // param 4 (pseudo)
	          + "AND five = ?"; // param 5
	          
	stmt = prepareStatement(_SQL);
	
	Hashtable<String, String> SQL_PARAMS = new Hashtable<String, String>();
	stmt.setString(1, "9787"); // param 1 (id)
	stmt.setString(2, "Lulu"); // param 2 (username)
	stmt.setString(3, "786-45_66"); // param 3 (code)
	stmt.setString(4, "Foo"); // param 4 (pseudo)
	stmt.setString(5, "Sils"); // param 5

How to Use?

// Create your query with nammed parameters like that ":param"
	String _SQL = "SELECT userName FROM myTable WHERE one = :id"
	          + "AND name = :username"
	          + "AND code = :code"
	          + "AND pseudo = :userpseudo"
	          + "AND five = :five";
	          
	// Create an HasTable and set the values of your parameters.
	Hashtable<String, String> SQL_PARAMS = new Hashtable<String, String>();
	SQL_PARAMS.put("id", "9787");
	SQL_PARAMS.put("username", "Lulu");
	SQL_PARAMS.put("code", "786-45_66");
	SQL_PARAMS.put("userpseudo", "Foo");
	SQL_PARAMS.put("five", "Sils");
	
	// Init the prepare nammed SQL
	PREPARE_SQL prepareSql = new PREPARE_SQL(_SQL, SQL_PARAMS);
		
	// Execute the request and get the resultSet.
	ResultSet result = PREPARE_SQL.executeQuery();
	
	// Play with your results...
  if (result.next()){
	result.getString("userName"));
  }