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MariaDB Client for Java
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The MariaDB Client for Java is used to connect applications developed in Java to MariaDB and MySQL databases using the standard JDBC API. The client library is LGPL licensed.
Introduction
The MariaDB Client for Java is a Type 4 JDBC driver. It was developed specifically as a lightweight JDBC connector for use with MySQL and Drizzle database servers. It's based on the Drizzle JDBC driver.
Obtaining the driver
The driver is downloaded from [http://downloads.mariadb.org|downloads.mariadb.org]
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About MariaDB Connector/J
LGPL-licensed MariaDB client library for Java applications. -
Installing MariaDB Connector/J
Various ways to install MariaDB Connector/J. -
Java Connector Using Gradle
Getting started with the Java Connector using Gradle. -
Java Connector Using Maven
Getting started with the Java Connector using Maven. -
Failover and High availability with MariaDB Connector/J
Connecting to another server on failure and allowing load to be distributed over multiple servers -
Option batchMultiSend Description
Description of the Connector/J batchMultiSend option -
Using TLS/SSL with MariaDB Connector/J
How to configure the MariaDB Java driver to support TLS/SSL -
Pool Datasource Implementation
MariaDB has 2 different Datasource implementations. -
GSSAPI Authentication with MariaDB Connector/J
MariaDB has supported GSSAPI authentication since MariaDB 10.1 when the gss... -
List of MariaDB Connector/J Releases
A list of all Connector/J releases -
MariaDB Connector/J Release Notes
Release notes for MariaDB Connector/Java -
MariaDB Connector/J Changelogs
Changelogs for MariaDB Connector/Java -
Failover and High availability with MariaDB Connector/J for 2.x driver
This guide will cover: The load balancing and high availability concepts i...
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