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MySQL CRUD Setup in NetBeans

This document provides instructions for building a simple CRUD application with Netbeans and MySQL. It outlines downloading and installing Netbeans, MySQL, and the MySQL connector. It then walks through creating a database and table, setting up the Netbeans project dependencies, and building out Java classes for a category list and form. Code snippets are provided to connect to the database, populate the list, and save new categories. Running the application allows viewing and managing category data through a basic GUI.

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MySQL CRUD Setup in NetBeans

This document provides instructions for building a simple CRUD application with Netbeans and MySQL. It outlines downloading and installing Netbeans, MySQL, and the MySQL connector. It then walks through creating a database and table, setting up the Netbeans project dependencies, and building out Java classes for a category list and form. Code snippets are provided to connect to the database, populate the list, and save new categories. Running the application allows viewing and managing category data through a basic GUI.

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  • Introduction
  • Requirements
  • Prepare Database & Table
  • Setup Netbeans Connector for MySQL
  • CRUD Operations
  • Run the App
  • Conclusion

Simple CRUD with Netbeans

Rizky Tahara Shita


Requirements

●
MySQL Database Server
– XAMPP
– Manual Install
●
Windows:
– [Link]
– [Link]
●
Linux:
– Install dari Repository
●
Download Connector
– [Link]
– MySQL JDBC Driver
– MySQL Connector
2
Requirements

●
Download Netbeans
– [Link]
●
Install it!

3
Prepare Database & Table
Prepare Database & Table

●
Create Database
– create database libraryDB;
●
Create Table
– use libraryDB;
– create table categories (
id int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
name varchar(255) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
) ENGINE=InnoDB;
5
Prepare Database & Table

●
Insert Sample Data
– insert into categories (name) values (‘Komputer’);
– insert into categories (name) values (‘Sastra’);

6
Setup Netbeans Connector for MySQL
Create New Project

●
File > New Project
●
Java with Maven > Java Application
●
Entry Project Name
●
Finish

8
Setup Dependencies

●
Right Click Dependencies
●
Add Dependencies

9
Setup Dependencies

●
Select mysql-connector-java-
[Link]
●
Right Click
●
Select Manual Install Artifact
●
Browse the MySQL
Connector .jar file
●
Click Install Locally

10
CRUD: List Form
Category List

●
Add New JFrame Form
●
Class Name: CategoryList
●
Finish

12
Category List

13
Refresh Button

private void jButton1ActionPerformed([Link] evt) { // Show to Table


// Connect to Database Server while([Link]()) {
try {
String id = [Link]([Link]("id"));
Connection conn = [Link](
String name = [Link]([Link]("name"));
"jdbc:mysql://localhost/libraryDB",
"user",
String tblData[] = {id, name};
"password"
);
[Link](tblData);
Statement state = [Link](); }

// Get Query } catch(Exception ex) {


PreparedStatement pst = [Link](
[Link](
"select * from categories order by name"
null,
);
"Error : " + ex,
ResultSet rs = [Link]();
"Pesan",

DefaultTableModel tblModel = (DefaultTableModel)[Link](); JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE


);
// Clear the Table Data }
[Link](0); }

14
CRUD: Master Form
Category Form

●
Add New JFrame Form
●
Class Name: CategoryForm
●
Finish

16
Category Form

17
Category List::New Button

●
Double Click the NEW Button at the Category List
●
Add the code to Open CategoryForm

18
Category Form::Save Button

19
Run the App

●
F6 to Run it!
●
Choose CategoryList as Main
Class

20
The App

21
Thank You
@wukongrita

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