Java MySQL Event Listener

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I'm trying to create a simple .java class that simply runs and listens/watches a bunch of tables in a MySQL schema for any CRUD changes. How could I go about doing this? Would Hibernate have something that I could use?

I would use a trigger that calls out to a UDF to invoke a web service in your Java app. This essentially would act as MySQL publishing the event to Java so that you do not need to poll. The solution is a little more flushed out here: stackoverflow.com/questions/11127943/… — David Fleeman
– David Fleeman, Commented Jan 7, 2014 at 21:09

polypiel · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-07 22:42:34Z

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You can use a Hibernate Inceptor.

First implement the abstract class EmptyInterceptor. There are several methods to intercept, but for a CRUD I think you'll have to override onSave, onLoad and onDelete. Then register your interceptor on Hibernate configuration, method Configuration.setInterceptior

answered Jan 7, 2014 at 22:42

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