Java sproc wrapper
Java Stored Procedure Wrapper: Calling PostgreSQL stored procedures from Java
Library to make PostgreSQL stored procedures(SProcs) available through simple Java "SProcService" interfaces including automatic object serialization and deserialization (using typemapper and convention-over-configuration). The project is written primarily in Java, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2012. Key topics include: hacktoberfest, java, postgresql, proxy, rpc.
SProcWrapper
Library to make PostgreSQL stored procedures(SProcs) available through simple Java "SProcService" interfaces including
automatic object serialization and deserialization (using typemapper and convention-over-configuration).
Supports horizontal database sharding (partition/access logic lies within application), easy use of pg_advisory_lock
through annotations to ensure single Java node execution, configurable statement timeouts per stored procedure, and
PostgreSQL types including enums and hstore.
Usage
To use SProcWrapper, add the following lines to your pom.xml:
xml<dependency> <groupId>org.zalando</groupId> <artifactId>zalando-sprocwrapper</artifactId> <version>${zalando-sprocwrapper.version}</version> </dependency>
Type Mapping
SProcWrapper provides an efficient and easy-to-use mechanism for translating values from database to Java objects and
vice-versa. It allows us to map not only primitive types, but also complex types (Java domain objects).
Here are some examples!
Using basic types:
java@SProcService public interface CustomerSProcService { @SProcCall int registerCustomer(@SProcParam String name, @SProcParam String email); }
sqlCREATE FUNCTION register_customer(p_name TEXT, p_email TEXT) RETURNS INT AS $$ INSERT INTO z_data.customer(c_name, c_email) VALUES (p_name, p_email) RETURNING c_id $$ LANGUAGE 'sql' SECURITY DEFINER;
And a complex type:
java@SProcService public interface OrderSProcService { @SProcCall List<Order> findOrders(@SProcParam String email); }
sqlCREATE FUNCTION find_orders(p_email TEXT, OUT order_id INT, OUT order_date TIMESTAMP, OUT shipping_address ORDER_ADDRESS) RETURNS SETOF RECORD AS $$ SELECT o_id, o_date, ROW (oa_street, oa_city, oa_country)::ORDER_ADDRESS FROM z_data.order JOIN z_data.order_address ON oa_order_id = o_id JOIN z_data.customer ON c_id = o_customer_id WHERE c_email = p_email $$ LANGUAGE 'sql' SECURITY DEFINER;
Please check unit/integration tests for more examples.
The following table shows the mapping between a database type and a Java type:
| Database | Java Type |
|---|---|
| smallint | int |
| integer | int |
| bigint | long |
| decimal | java.math.BigDecimal |
| numeric | java.math.BigDecimal |
| real | float |
| double precision | double |
| serial | int |
| bigserial | long |
| varchar | java.lang.String |
| char | char |
| text | java.lang.String |
| timestamp | java.sql.Timestamp |
| timestamptz | java.sql.Timestamp |
| date | java.sql.Timestamp |
| time | java.sql.Timestamp |
| timetz | java.sql.Timestamp |
| boolean | boolean |
| enum | java.lang.Enum |
| array | java.util.List / java.util.Set |
| hstore | java.util.Map<java.lang.String, java.lang.String> |
Note: SProcwrapper doesn't support functions returning arrays as a single output. If one wants to return a collection,
please return a SETOF instead.
Configure global value transformer loader
Global value transformer loader loads global value transformers from the classpath. By default, it searches value
transformers in org.zalando package. You can change this behaviour using
the global.value.transformer.search.namespace environment variable:
shellEXPORT global.value.transformer.search.namespace="my.package"
or by calling a method:
javaGlobalValueTransformerLoader.changeNamespaceToScan("my.package");
It is also possible to provide multiple scan packages using ; separator:
shellEXPORT global.value.transformer.search.namespace="my.package;another.package;third.package"
Prerequisites
- Java 17
- To compile, one should use Maven 3.0.0 or above
Dependencies
- Spring Framework 5.x
- PostgreSQL JDBC driver ;)
- Google Guava
See pom.xml for the full list of dependencies.
How to run integration tests
The provided helper script will start a PostgreSQL instance with Docker on port 5432 and run integration tests:
shell./test.sh
Known issues
- PostgreSQL JDBC driver does not honor identical type names in different schemas, this may lead to issues if typemapper
is used where types are present with equal name in more than one schema (this problem is solved now with the
commit 3ca94e64d6322fa91c477200bfb3719deaeac153
to pgjdbc driver); - PostgreSQL domains are not supported as for now;
- PostgreSQL
hstoretype is mapped from and toMap<String,String>, there is no way to useMapof different types
for now; - Two different datasources with the same JDBC URL and different search paths might not work properly when we have types
with the identical name; - SProcWrapper relies on the search path to resolve conflicting types with the same name (right now, we are not checking
the schema). If one specifies the schema of the stored procedure's return type, SProcWrapper might end up using the
wrong one, because it will use thesearch_pathto resolve the conflict. For more info check
test:SimpleIT.testTypeLookupBugWithSchema; - For integration with Spring's transaction management use the
TransactionAwareDataSourceProxyas the data source
injected into the data source provider.
Documentation
You can find some more information about the SProcWrapper in our various Zalando Technology blog posts:
- http://tech.zalando.com/blog/goto-2013-why-zalando-trusts-in-postgresql/
- http://tech.zalando.com/blog/zalando-stored-procedure-wrapper-part-i/
- http://tech.zalando.com/blog/files/2013/04/jug_dortmund_april_2013.pdf
🚨 Upgrading from 2.x to 3.x? Please be aware that default scanning package for custom objectTransformer has changed from de.zalando to org.zalando.
Contributing
License
MIT license. See license file.
Contributors
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