Steps:
- Setup MySQL
- Setup JDev
- Create a new JDev Application
- Create a new Database Diagram with a sample Table
- Add columns to the table
- Create a database connection from JDev to MySQL
- and Publish the Table to MySQL
Note: Put the mysql-connector-java-3.1.14-bin.jar in the lib path (JDEV or JDK) to avoid Driver Not Found type errors. Google mysql connector and you should find the installer or zip file – once you extract it you can copy the jar into your lib path (if there is a “proper” way – i.e. extract and set the classpath on windows so that JDEV knows where to look for this driver jar then do it that way).
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Engineer and architect with System Integration, APIs, Micro-services and Domain Driven Design (DDD) experience, Alok is passionate about delivering business oriented solution for clients and mentoring teams. Alok an DDD, API and Microservices evangelist with facilitation experience
Alok has 17+ years of experience in Application Development (J2EE, Node), integration and Distributed solution development and architecture (SOA, API, Microservices, Event-Driven Architecture). Alok has led project deliveries across small and large clients across public and private sector covering Insurance, Education, Fire Services, Accounting etc.
Over the past 3 years, Alok has been an advisor and mentor as an Integration Practice Architect for a large client delivering and managing 500+ integrations across 20+ systems. In this role Alok managed, mentored and advised Deloitte and Client architects
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