What is the difference between Collections and “Stored Collections” in Java? and why they are called “Stored”?
What is the difference between Collections and Stored Collections in Java? and why they
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What is the difference between Collections and “Stored Collections” in Java? and why they are called “Stored”?
Stored Collections are not a standard java concept. I assume you are referring to the Oracle concept. That link describes some of the differences, but the upshot is that the database is using (abusing – because it violates the contract) the
Collectioninterface in order to provide storage in a database. Standard java Collections are in-memory only objects, and storage and retrieval are done with separate APIs.