Closed majimboo closed 10 years ago
no, yoke has no dependency and/or preference about databases you can use the module you prefer all you need to do is get a reference to the eventbus and send a message, for example from your middleware:
eb.send("jdbc.module", "select * from users") { reply ->
// do something...
}
Note this is a hypothetical piece of code you need to use the right message for the module you pick, as a shameless example look at my other project v-odm:
Here is some code from the unit tests, it shows the basic DB operations you can do:
https://github.com/pmlopes/v-odm/blob/master/src/test/java/com/jetdrone/odm/JdbcTest.java
so to put all together, create a middleware class:
class MyMiddleware extends Middleware {
private EventBus eb;
private JdbcPersons mapper;
public MyMiddleware(EventBus eb) { this.eb = eb; mapper = new JdbcPersons(eb, "mysql.address");}
public void handle(YokeRequest req) {
// here DB stuff:
mapper..count(new AsyncResultHandler < Number > () {
@Override
public void handle (AsyncResult<Number> count) {
if (count.failed()) {
fail(count.cause().getMessage());
return;
}
Number c = count.result();
....
}
});
}
How do I connect yoke with mysql. I found mod-mysql-gresql but I don't understand how to implement this into the code. Do you have nya example?