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I have a minimal web service (password manager) that I’m developing.
Currently, I handle DB connections without using any DB framework, (I want to keep my web service minimal). I open a live connection per method and closes it in the same method. That’s it.
Is this ideal? Or is there a lightweight DB framework out there? One that’s preferably small but efficient. Thanks.
I’ve used Sprint JDBC Templates before: they are lightweight, allow you to tightly define your own SQL, and take care of all the connection stuff for you.
More info here:
http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/2.0.x/reference/jdbc.html
I’d start with the
SimpleJdbcTemplatedescribed on that page.