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A SQL command window opens and executes an SQL command to display the data in the table. Right-click PLAYER table node and select View Data.į.

Expand the Tables node to see the PLAYER, TEAM tables.Į. You see the nodes for the Tables, Views, and Procedures.ĭ. Right-click the connection and select Refresh.Ĭ. In the Services window, expand the jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/playerDB connection under the Databases node.ī. Click the Run SQL icon to execute the SQL statement.Ī. Select jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/playerDB in Connection drop-down box in the SQL Editor toolbar.Į. The script automatically opens in the SQL Editor.ĭ. In the file browser navigate to the directory, where you unzipped the files from the Prerequisites section andĬ. Right-click jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/playerDB connection.Ĭreate tables and populate them with data in playerDB database.ī. To connect to the newly created database playerDB, perform the following steps :Ī. This creates the database and adds a connection for the database under the Databases icon. Enter the following information for the database:

Right-click Java DB icon, select Create Database.ī.

To create playerDB database, perform the following steps:Ī. Note that the DBserver version could vary from the version shown in the screenshot depending on the JDK build updates. Note the following output in the Output window, indicating that the DB server has started: To start the Java DB Database from NetBeans, perform the following steps. The following steps demonstrate creating the database playerDB. We will use Java DB as the database server. Java DB database server is part of NetBeans. Download and unzip the files.zip file that contains the file you need to perform this tutorial.Before starting this tutorial, you should have the software installed as listed under Software Requirements.Download and install NetBeans 7.0.1 from this link.Download and install JDK 7.0 from this link.The following is a list of software requirements: Persist data in the database using Entity classes.

Generate Entity classes for tables in the database.

In this tutorial, you will create and configure a persistent Unit using JPA. Though JPA is a part of EJB 3 Specification it can be used in Java SE applications, outside of the Java EE environment. The mapping between Java objects and a relational database is done using annotations and/or XML deployment descriptors. JPA is a lightweight, POJO-based framework for object-relational mapping. The Java Persistence API(JPA) provides an object/relational mapping facility for managing relational data in Java applications.