SQLstream includes a comprehensive set of adapters, drivers and plug-ins that support critical ANSI SQL standards. Our objective is to give customers the very best "out of the box" experience possible while reducing integration costs to a minimum.
Adapters
SQLstream offers a rich set of dynamically loadable adapters (plug-ins) that generate new input data streams from external data sources, new output data streams from internal data sources and transform streams using non-SQL programming modules and logic. Adapters are packaged as plug-ins that can be dynamically loaded and extended. SQLstream offers adapters for:
SQLstream offers adapters for:
- RDBMS including MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL and Ingres
- HBase / Hadoop
- Log files
- TCP/IP Socket Reader
- Web Feeds including RSS, Atom and Twitter
- AMQP Message Bus
Plus many others - please contact us if you require a technology or system interface that is not listed
SQLstream Drivers
Drivers are separate remotely-installed modules that support industry Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), which in turn talk directly to SQLstream to input or output data or to effect configuration changes.
SQLstream includes a standards-compliant driver for JDBC, the industry standard for interaction with databases, such as inputting data into RDBMS. In the context of SQLstream, these drivers enable the insertion of messages into named messaging streams as opposed to the insertion of rows into named tables, as found in RDBMS. In this way, applications can take immediate advantage of SQLstream with minimal application integration work.
SQLstream also offers a standards-compliant driver for JMS (Java Messaging Service). JMS is an Application Programming Interface (API) that is independent of the product that implements the API. JMS allows applications to be written to take advantage of messaging without being tied to a specific platform.
If you may have specific, custom driver requirements, or the driver you require isn't listed, please contact us to get the latest update on technology or API driver availability.