Hello All ,
We would like to run a feasibility study to verify if the below scenario is achievable in Apigee Edge .
We want to build a logic to
So Does Apigee Java Callout Policy allow JDBC call ?
Regards,
Vaibhav
Yes, You can do it, subject to some restrictions.
The Message Processor in Apigee Edge is not designed to be a general-purpose application server. You may wish to run some thin logic in Google App Engine or similar, to handle and manage the JDBC queries.
One nice approach, possibly more attractive to you, is to use the Hosted Functions capability in Apigee Edge, which is available in a pre-release form at this point. It allows you to provide a docker image of a service app that deploys alongside your API Proxy. Within that docker image, you provide your service code, which can be implemented in Java, Python, or nodejs. (And maybe other languages too, in the future). The JDBC connection happens from that node, not directly from the Message Processor.
For more on this contact @Mukundha Madhavan .
@Mukundha Madhavan- Can you please provide sample for how to use to use the Hosted Functions? My requirement is to connect to oracle DB and execute stored procedure and get the output
Hi Muthiah
If you have achieved this , please let me know the steps. I have similar requirement
With the new Apigee architecture, the advice is now, rather than "use Hosted Functions", to just use AppEngine or some other system that is designed to host services or functions.
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