List/Grid Tag Archives: JDBC

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JDBC Realm and Form Based Authentication with GlassFish 3.1.2.2 and Primefaces 3.4

One of the most popular posts on my blog is the short tutorial about the JDBC Security Realm and form based Authentication on GlassFish with Primefaces. After I received some comments ...
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Spring Data JDBC generic DAO implementation – most lightweight ORM ever

I am thrilled to announce first version of my Spring Data JDBC repository project. The purpose of this open source library is to provide generic, lightweight and easy to use DAO implementation ...
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MySql connections autodrop after a certain hours

MySql is configured to drop any connection which has been Idle for more than 8 hours. What is the implication of this? After you return to your deployed app after a gap of 8 hours (If ...
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The Lazy Developer’s Way to an Up-To-Date Libraries List

Last time I shared some tips on how to use libraries well. I now want to delve deeper into one of those: Know What Libraries You Use. Last week I set out to create such a list of embedded ...
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Spring JDBC Database connection pool setup

Setting up JDBC Database Connection Pool in Spring framework is easy for any Java application, just matter of changing few configuration in spring configuration file.If ...
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Using Tomcat JDBC Connection Pool in Standalone Java Application

This is a guest article from our W4G partner Clarence Ho author of Pro Spring 3 from APress. You may find a discount coupon code for the book at the end of the article, only for the ...
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Log JDBC operations with Log4jdbc

When we develop any application, after we finish it or when we end up any of its module, we start optimization process. Most applications contain database access, and if you are using ...
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