Connection to the database is established via Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) and by specifying the database location and the JDBC driver, for example: This prompts for a password for the given username.
The Java language was chosen together with the Java SE (Standard Edition) platform (Java) with the MySQL Server Community database (MySQL), the JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) driver for MySQL library (MySQL et al. 2017) to allow connection to the database and the iText library (iText) for creating an RD in PDF format.
Persistence frameworks such as Hibernate for instance may cache objects that are read from the database and avoid subsequent connection to the database.
Clotho assembly algorithms [20] produce files for liquid handling robot based on information provided by the Clotho connection to the database (e.g. well location, sample volume, etc).
Before using the Java API library, a connection to the database has to be created in a similar way to the Perl API.
Before using the Perl API, a connection to the database has to be created as defined by the Perl DBI API.
When the user follows the 'View Database' link, a connection to the database is established, and a table of all chromosomes that have been processed is shown, see Table 1.
The connection to the database is assigned to the variable "$connection".
The first thing we have to do is to establish a connection to the database that we can use when we want to send a query to get some data.$connection = mysql_connect('your.mysql.com','username','password');$db = mysql_select_db('database', $connection );Change the values to match your server name, user name, password and database name.
Qualified name of the owner QualifiedOwnerName "persistence.instantiation.helper.ExtendedConnectionVariabilities" Method to be overridden ElementName "ExtendedConnectionVariabilities.getJDBC" Value data type ElementType "String" Select supertype (aspect, class or interface) SuperType "Class" A string needed by the database connection API in order to connect to the database system.
