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Driver Adapters

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dbVisitor adapters were introduced in version 6.1.0. They provide a flexible JDBC driver adapter implementation that abstracts JDBC driver details, letting non-relational databases integrate quickly into JDBC-based applications via a request/response model. As a general JDBC driver adapter, it tackles three core problems:

  • Simplify driver implementation: abstract JDBC complexity so developers can more easily build JDBC-compatible layers for various data sources.
  • Integrate non-relational databases: allow NoSQL to be accessed through a standardized JDBC interface.
  • Integrate with dbVisitor: standardize JDBC interfaces to work smoothly with dbVisitor, simplifying database access.

Guide​

  • Provided adapters
    • jdbc-redis: Redis JDBC adapter; operate Redis using standard JDBC interfaces plus Redis commands.
    • jdbc-mongo: MongoDB JDBC adapter; operate MongoDB using standard JDBC interfaces plus MongoDB commands.
  • Build a new adapter
    • Custom adapter: learn how to build your own JDBC driver adapter and provide a JDBC-compatible layer for any database.