is there a possibility to import a stored embedded Neo4j DB to the Neo4j desktop Version?
Because it is easier to see which nodes are a part of my db. I created new db with the Neo4j desktop version
and i tried to import these embedded db like in this attached picture. It seems not to work.
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I have a Java Spring MVC web application.
To run it, users have to install and configure a MySQL database for it to connect to (to load configuration and store user info and so on).
Is there a way to include an SQL database in the WAR file that is ready to use, so users don't have to set up the MySQL database?
You can try using SQLite by following this guide available on baeldung.
In-Memory Database like SQLite or HSQLDB or H2 should be used in case you want the data not to be persisted.
I have made a JAVA Desktop Application using Eclipse and MySQL as a database. I want to use the application in another PC with all my created schema and data. How can I bundle or make an installation file so that it installs mysql with the required schema and the JAR file of my application into another pc?
Note: I know we can use embedded Database like H2, Sqlite but I want it to be done using MySQL only. So no suggestions on using other database for my application.
Not sure how your application architecture but below point or solution could help you.
Solution 1 :
You can create DDL for schema database and the insert data. Once your application successfully install, you just run the script to execute this DDL file. Can be done in automation installation script.
Solution 2 :
You can dump mysql and restore to other PC. No worry about the structure, it completely clone from the original including data. Can be done in automation installation script. Dump mysqlDB link
Solution 3 (not recommended):
You can copy entire mysql data in directory and paste to other machine mysql directory. Based on my experience, never success. But look at this guy link
There is a pro and cons using embedded SQL or centralize SQL. If you stick with this kind of architecture, you should consider use embedded SQL like you mention.
I have a database-driven application (Apache Derby). I connect to the database by a URL:
jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/kcal_calc_db
My database was created via NetBeans, and is in the '.netbeans-derby' folder. How can I include this database with my JAR/EXE file?
Try this related question: Distribute a database made with JavaDB with Java program
Note that you'll want your database to be accessed as an Embedded database, not a Client-Server database, so you'll need to change your Connection URL, use the Embedded JDBC driver, package derby.jar into your application, etc.
I have created a desktop application of shop management system and it is working well (runs on ide) but when I created a jar file of it and run this on another computer then it is not doing anything.
The problem which I figure it out is that the database is not attached with the .jar file.
Can anybody guide me?
Details:
Language : java
IDE: netbeans
Database: mysql server 5.1
First of all Mysql server doesn't support db Embedding feature.
You may consider changing the DBMS If you want to ship your database with the application.
apache derby
h2
and sun's distribution of JavaDB
These will help your current scenario or if you have simple light weight operations, You can use SQLite.
Can MongoDb be embedded in a Java program?
If it can't be embedded, is there any NoSQL database that can be embedded?
By embedded I mean packaged with a Java app so that a user will not need to set up a database, just install and start using.