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I have created a java application in which i am using MySQL server. When I run project then three process start

  1. mysqld.exe
  2. java.exe
  3. FirstApplication.exe

I run MySQL server externally by executing mysqld process. But I want to merge process mysqld.exe in FirstApplication.exe process means when this FirstApplication.exe process starts then automatically internally mysqld.exe process should be start(run as one process). I want only 2 process in task manager

  1. java.exe
  2. FirstApplication.exe

I do not know is this possible or not? Please Suggest any answer.

user3156362
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  • Seems like a duplicate of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3393397/embedding-mysql-in-java-desktop-application – mpartel Jan 03 '14 at 09:48
  • I do not want mysqld.exe process in task manager.It should be run as subprocess in FirstApplication.exe. – user3156362 Jan 04 '14 at 07:31

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One option would be to use libmysqld, but since it's a C/C++ library you'd have to call it with either JNI or JNA (JNA is probably easier).

Be aware that the free version of MySQL is GPL licensed so doing this would require you to distribute your application's sources to your end-users.

mpartel
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