Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module J811. This topic is presented on public courses
MySQL,
Java Programming for the Web,
Java Extra,
Deploying Java Applications on Linux / Unix
Java accesses relational databases, such as Oracle and MySQL, through JDBC classes. A manager class which oversees the process is provided with the Java distribution, but you'll also need to obtain a driver class to talk to the specific database of your choice. Using MySQL as an example, this module takes you through the sourcing, configuration and use of JDBC so that you can access data in a relational database from within your Java application.
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Interfacing MySQL to Java.
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