Jdbi provides convenient, idiomatic access to relational data in Java. Jdbi 3 is the third major release which introduces enhanced support for Java 8, countless refinements to the design and implementation, and enhanced support for modular plugins. Jdbi is built on top of JDBC. If your database has a JDBC driver, you can use Jdbi with it. Jdbi improves JDBC’s rough interface, providing a more natural Java database interface that is easy to bind to your domain data types. Unlike an ORM, we do not aim to provide a complete object-relational mapping framework - instead of that hidden complexity, we provide building blocks that allow you to construct the mapping between relations and objects as appropriate for your application. The Core API provides a fluent, imperative interface. Use Builder style objects to wire up your SQL to rich Java data types.
Features
- Tell Jdbi what SQL to execute and the shape of the results you like by declaring an annotated Java interface, and it will provide the implementation
- The SQL Object extension sits atop Core
- Jdbi has a flexible plugin architecture which makes it easy to fold in support for your favorite libraries
- Jdbi is not an ORM
- Jdbi provides straightforward mapping between SQL and simple tabular data structures
- You bring your own SQL, and Jdbi only runs the commands you tell it to
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