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There are some databases out there without native Node.js drivers, and it'd be better to have a way to use them that takes advantage of the power of Java.
Create a "trireme-jdbc" NPM module that is backed by a native Java module that exposes JDBC. At the very least, it should:
Allow connections to any JDBC driver in the class path using the usual convention of a JDBC URL.
Support common properties on the connection
Support prepared statements, wildcards, and other basic ways of executing queries
Can return query results to an EventListener as in a stream
It's debatable whether this should support connection pooling -- if it does not, then we will need another Node.js module to do that part.
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There are some databases out there without native Node.js drivers, and it'd be better to have a way to use them that takes advantage of the power of Java.
Create a "trireme-jdbc" NPM module that is backed by a native Java module that exposes JDBC. At the very least, it should:
It's debatable whether this should support connection pooling -- if it does not, then we will need another Node.js module to do that part.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: