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MySQL SQL-stream connector for C++, .NET, Java and Python
Posted by: Yuancai Ye
Date: September 22, 2017 01:34PM

Hi, All:

I like to take a chance to announce that MySQL SQL-stream connector for C++, .NET, Java and Python are available at the site https://github.com/udaparts/socketpro/tree/master/stream_sql/mysql. These components are totally free to the public.

SocketPro MySQL SQL-stream plugin doesn’t support cursors at all, but it does provide all required basic client/server database features. Further, the SQL-stream plugin does have the following unique features.

1. Continuous inline request/result batching and real-time SQL-stream processing for the best network efficiency
2. Bi-directional asynchronous data transferring between client and server, but all asynchronous requests can be converted into synchronous ones
3. Superior performance and scalability because of powerful SocketPro communication architecture
4. Real-time cache for table update, insert and delete as shown at the sample project test_cache at the directory socketpro/stream_sql/mysql/test_cache
5. All requests are cancelable by executing the method Cancel of class CClientSocket at client side
6. Both windows and Linux are supported
7. Simple development for all supported development languages
8. Both client and server components are thread-safe. They can be easily reused within your multi-threaded applications with much fewer thread related issues

A short introduction article could be found at the site https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1207129/Brief-introduction-of-a-continuous-SQL-stream-se

Your suggestions and feedbacks are welcome.

Regards,

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