Hands-On Reactive Programming in Spring 5

Asynchronous Database Access

Asynchronous Database Access (ADBA) defines a non-blocking database access API for Java platform. At the time of writing, it is still a draft, and JDBC Expert Group is discussing what it should look like. ADBA was announced at the JavaOne 2016 conference and has been under discussion for a couple of years now. ADBA is intended to complement the current JDBC API and propose an asynchronous alternative (not a replacement) geared toward high-throughput programs. ADBA is designed to support the fluent programming style and provide a builder pattern for composing database queries. ADBA is not an extension to JDBC and has no dependencies on it. When ready, most likely, ADBA will live in the java.sql2 package.

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