JDBC
Connect Java applications to external database management systems with the JDBC integration connector
| Programming language: | Java |
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| Current state: | Production |
| Provider of the connector: | elastic.io |
| Type of license: | Proprietary |
JDBC, which stands for Java Database Connectivity, is in essence an API for Java programmes. Using JDBC, you can connect Java applications to external database management systems.
One of the main advantages of JDBC is that the databases ODBC drivers are readily available. Therefore, it allows access to almost any database.
About JDBC integration connector
This is elastic.io’s own private (i.e. not open-sourced) connector to work with all other connectors in your integration workflows. It was developed specifically for the elastic.io platform, and it comes with the platform by default.
It supports both triggers and actions. This means that you can use it either to execute or to act upon a certain event. For example, using it as trigger, you can execute a query from a specified table. Using it as an action, you can update rows by primary key. You will find more information about available triggers and actions on the connector’s documentation page, following the link above.
Due to the fact that it is the under the proprietary license, you cannot change or extend the JDBC integration connector yourself. If you need some specific additional triggers and / or actions, please contact our pre-sales team at ps[at]elastic.io first to discuss the details.
PLEASE NOTE: You need to have an account on the elastic.io integration platform in order to use the JDBC integration connector. You can sign up for a free 14-day trial here.