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I’m building email notification service, requirement is to send an email to user when he is registered.
Currently what I’m thinking of execution of some function defined in trigger, can be a java function, which have to be outside the mysql process, rather monitoring mysql from outside for row addition in database.
Is there any functionality available in mysql, so that I can execute my java function from database triggers?
If you’re using Java for the front end to a database, why not do it in the Java middle tier code instead of the trigger? Databases are for persistence. If you decide to use another form of notification later on you’ll find it’s easier to add it to Java rather than MySQL.