com.zaxxer.hikari.util.DriverDataSource Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: JDBCRecordReader.java From DataVec with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Initialize all required jdbc elements and make the reader ready for iteration. * * Possible configuration keys : * <ol> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.TRIM_STRINGS : Whether or not read strings should be trimmed before being returned. False by default</li> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.JDBC_URL : Jdbc url to use for datastource configuration (see JDBCRecordReaderTest for examples)</li> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.JDBC_DRIVER_CLASS_NAME : Driver class to use for datasource configuration</li> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.JDBC_USERNAME && JDBC_PASSWORD : Username and password to use for datasource configuration</li> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.JDBC_RESULTSET_TYPE : ResultSet type to use (int value defined in jdbc doc)</li> * </ol> * * Url and driver class name are not mandatory. If one of them is specified, the other must be specified as well. If * they are set and there already is a DataSource set in the reader, it will be discarded and replaced with the * newly created one. * * @param conf a configuration for initialization * @param split not handled yet, will be discarded */ @Override public void initialize(Configuration conf, InputSplit split) throws IOException, InterruptedException { this.setConf(conf); this.setTrimStrings(conf.getBoolean(TRIM_STRINGS, trimStrings)); this.setResultSetType(conf.getInt(JDBC_RESULTSET_TYPE, resultSetType)); String jdbcUrl = conf.get(JDBC_URL); String driverClassName = conf.get(JDBC_DRIVER_CLASS_NAME); // url and driver must be both unset or both present if (jdbcUrl == null ^ driverClassName == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Both jdbc url and driver class name must be provided in order to configure JDBCRecordReader's datasource"); } // Both set, initialiaze the datasource else if (jdbcUrl != null) { // FIXME : find a way to read wildcard properties from conf in order to fill the third argument bellow this.dataSource = new DriverDataSource(jdbcUrl, driverClassName, new Properties(), conf.get(JDBC_USERNAME), conf.get(JDBC_PASSWORD)); } this.initializeJdbc(); }
Example #2
Source File: JDBCRecordReader.java From deeplearning4j with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Initialize all required jdbc elements and make the reader ready for iteration. * * Possible configuration keys : * <ol> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.TRIM_STRINGS : Whether or not read strings should be trimmed before being returned. False by default</li> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.JDBC_URL : Jdbc url to use for datastource configuration (see JDBCRecordReaderTest for examples)</li> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.JDBC_DRIVER_CLASS_NAME : Driver class to use for datasource configuration</li> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.JDBC_USERNAME && JDBC_PASSWORD : Username and password to use for datasource configuration</li> * <li>JDBCRecordReader.JDBC_RESULTSET_TYPE : ResultSet type to use (int value defined in jdbc doc)</li> * </ol> * * Url and driver class name are not mandatory. If one of them is specified, the other must be specified as well. If * they are set and there already is a DataSource set in the reader, it will be discarded and replaced with the * newly created one. * * @param conf a configuration for initialization * @param split not handled yet, will be discarded */ @Override public void initialize(Configuration conf, InputSplit split) throws IOException, InterruptedException { this.setConf(conf); this.setTrimStrings(conf.getBoolean(TRIM_STRINGS, trimStrings)); this.setResultSetType(conf.getInt(JDBC_RESULTSET_TYPE, resultSetType)); String jdbcUrl = conf.get(JDBC_URL); String driverClassName = conf.get(JDBC_DRIVER_CLASS_NAME); // url and driver must be both unset or both present if (jdbcUrl == null ^ driverClassName == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Both jdbc url and driver class name must be provided in order to configure JDBCRecordReader's datasource"); } // Both set, initialiaze the datasource else if (jdbcUrl != null) { // FIXME : find a way to read wildcard properties from conf in order to fill the third argument bellow this.dataSource = new DriverDataSource(jdbcUrl, driverClassName, new Properties(), conf.get(JDBC_USERNAME), conf.get(JDBC_PASSWORD)); } this.initializeJdbc(); }
Example #3
Source File: ConsumerSchemaMeta.java From syncer with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License | 5 votes |
public MetaDataBuilder(MysqlConnection connection, HashMap<Consumer, ProducerSink> consumerSink) throws SQLException { this.consumerSink = consumerSink; Set<String> merged = consumerSink.keySet().stream().map(Consumer::getRepos) .flatMap(Set::stream).map(Repo::getConnectionName).collect(Collectors.toSet()); calculatedSchemaName = getSchemaName(merged); jdbcUrl = connection.toConnectionUrl(calculatedSchemaName); dataSource = new DriverDataSource(jdbcUrl, Driver.class.getName(), new Properties(), connection.getUser(), connection.getPassword()); dataSource.setLoginTimeout(TIMEOUT); }
Example #4
Source File: ConsumerSchemaMeta.java From syncer with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License | 5 votes |
public static TableMeta tableMeta(MysqlConnection connection, String schema, String table) throws SQLException { String jdbcUrl = connection.toConnectionUrl(schema); DataSource dataSource = new DriverDataSource(jdbcUrl, Driver.class.getName(), new Properties(), connection.getUser(), connection.getPassword()); Consumer single = Consumer.singleTable(schema, table); HashMap<Consumer, List<SchemaMeta>> res; try (Connection dataSourceConnection = dataSource.getConnection()) { DatabaseMetaData metaData = dataSourceConnection.getMetaData(); try (ResultSet tableResultSet = metaData .getTables(schema, null, table, new String[]{"TABLE"})) { res = getSchemaMeta(metaData, tableResultSet, Sets.newHashSet(single)); } } return res.get(single).get(0).findTable(schema, table); }