This is all too simple. Here’s how you can create an easy jOOQ / Google Cloud SQL integration example:
- Sign up with Google App Engine
- Sign up with Google Cloud SQL
- Create a Google App Engine project (preferably with Eclipse)
- Add jOOQ to your project
- Add your generated schema to your project
- Done
Google Cloud SQL is actually a MySQL database, which you can also install locally on your machine for development purposes. For your jOOQ integration, this means that you will set up the code generation and execution just as if you were using a plain MySQL database. Simple, huh?
See a simple example in action, here:
http://jooq-test.appspot.com/jooq-test
Check out the source code here (libs not included):
https://github.com/lukaseder/jOOQ/blob/master/jOOQ-google-cloud-sql/src/org/jooq/test/JOOQTest.java
And some instructions about Google Cloud SQL:
https://code.google.com/apis/sql/docs/developers_guide_java.html
Thanks, bu that github link is broken. Where is that example code now?
As Google Cloud SQL is no longer available for free (even for developers), I’m no longer maintaining this example. In principle, it’s just a regular MySQL integration, though…